Audio Jack for Record Player

[Invertee]

Does anyone know what cables I need for this kind of Audio Jack? 

[KenjiUmino]

as the word SPEAKER is written above it, I assume this is meant to connect passive speakers - and the sockets look like chinch connectors could fit.

 

using cinch to connect passive speakers is not very common but i have seen and owned some hifi systems that did this.

 

i think it has been done primarily in the 80's or late 70's when HIFI moved over from DIN connectors to cinch for line level cables but manufacturers had not yet decided on what to use to replace DIN speaker connectors

 

just buy a pair of cinch connectors and solder speaker wires to them. red wire goes to the center contact

[Volbet]

As said above, they're RCA connectors.

Although, as oppose to above I doubt that they're powered RCA connectors.

Unless your turntable is a part of a larger component system, the you're gonna use RCA cables to connect the turntable to a phono pre-amp.

[spwath]

10 minutes ago, Volbet said:

As said above, they're RCA connectors.

Although, as oppose to above I doubt that they're powered RCA connectors.

Unless your turntable is a part of a larger component system, the you're gonna use RCA cables to connect the turntable to a phono pre-amp.

I would think they would be powered.

 

OP, does the turntable have volume control on it?
If not, then it is probably just a standard phono level out.

[Invertee]

4 hours ago, spwath said:

I would think they would be powered.

 

OP, does the turntable have volume control on it?
If not, then it is probably just a standard phono level out.

The turntable does have volume control

[spwath]

1 hour ago, Invertee said:

The turntable does have volume control

then they are probasbly powered speaker outs

[Invertee]

8 hours ago, spwath said:

then they are probasbly powered speaker outs

So they aren't RCA connectors? 

[Volbet]

11 minutes ago, Invertee said:

So they aren't RCA connectors? 

They are. 

RCA connectors are capable of being powered. Back in the day it wasn't that uncommon for cheaper systems to use RCA connectors for connecting to passive speakers.