Audio Technica ATLP60 Line sound issue

[ambuly_d]

I agree with your assessment that the inbuilt phono preamp seems to be the problem.

Yes, you can surely use an external phono preamp.

Any suggestion on model/brand etc?

 

[jls001]

Try repairing the internal phono preamp.

 

[ambuly_d]

Try repairing the internal phono preamp.

that will need a AT service person? that's only in Mumbai which is a difficulty for me.. can this be done locally? how to look to procure the exact preamp?

 

[ambuly_d]

that will need a AT service person? that's only in Mumbai which is a difficulty for me.. can this be done locally? how to look to procure the exact preamp?

awaiting a response

 

[frend2001]

that will need a AT service person? that's only in Mumbai which is a difficulty for me.. can this be done locally? how to look to procure the exact preamp?

As suggested getting the inbuilt phono preamp fixed seems like a fastest and easiest way to do it.

I don't think you will be easily find a replacement for preamp.

Now you make either procure an external phono preamp and use it or get the inbuilt phono pre fixed.

It may turn out to be some very low level repair, if you don't have knowledge and equipment for the job take it to some good local repair shop.

I guess total repair cost won't be more than 500 bucks. excluding parts.