phono

Converse of object

• use: To connect to a domestic television use the phono to co-axial connecting lead supplied.
• plug: Plug the phono sockets into an AUX input and remember to turn the volume to zero before you try to play anything.
• need: If you have the retail card, you will need a phono to minijack adapter for the audio.
• have: CLPS produces QL leads, which can have a phono or aerial plug to the monitor.

Adjective modifier

• plated: Arcam DV78 Entry Level DVD Player Video outputs: Composite video on 1 x gold plated phono, 1V pk-pk into 75 Ohms.
• gold: Arcam DV78 Entry Level DVD Player Video outputs: Composite video on 1 x gold plated phono, 1V pk-pk into 75 Ohms.
• dual: Output connectors: Dual phono for stereo analog audio output.

Modifies a noun

• connector: There are also stereo phono connectors just in case you want to feed an older stereo system, perhaps in the bedroom.
• plug: A separate phono plug to phono plug lead can then used to connect to the control box.
• socket: A further two phono sockets are used for the stereo output.
• cartridge: Moving coil, moving magnet The most common types of phono cartridges.
• jack: Connectivity on the receiver is offered either via a 3.5mm phono jack or a pair of standard phono cables.
• input: Select the phono input on the amplifier's front panel controls.

Noun used with modifier

• stereo: They literally invented the first practical stereo phono cartridge.
• magnet: However, there is a commendable moving magnet phono stage that performs better than expected.
• coil: Company founder, Joseph Grado is credited as the inventor of the stereo moving coil phono cartridge.
• video: Also has S-video socket to use in lieu of the yellow composite video phono connection.