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Hello,
Looking at the manuals for those two products, they do not seem to be products that would help you to listen to a CD or vinyl. The Kenwood GE 7030 is a graphic equalizer, its only function is to alter the tonal frequencies of a signal. You need to have a pre-amplifier and an amplifier for this product to work.
The KM 991 is a power amplifier, this does not do anything except amplify a signal. You need a pre-amplifier for this to work. Turntables like your NAD need a pre-amplifier in order to work properly.
A product like this will help you http
/www.ebay.com/itm/Kenwood-Basic-C1-preamplifier-in-excellent-condition-MM-MC-phono-/121993104889?hash=item1c675b0df9:g:bI0AAOSw1h5XP7iE
With that you can plug your turntable into...
Looking at the manuals for those two products, they do not seem to be products that would help you to listen to a CD or vinyl. The Kenwood GE 7030 is a graphic equalizer, its only function is to alter the tonal frequencies of a signal. You need to have a pre-amplifier and an amplifier for this product to work.
The KM 991 is a power amplifier, this does not do anything except amplify a signal. You need a pre-amplifier for this to work. Turntables like your NAD need a pre-amplifier in order to work properly.
A product like this will help you http
/www.ebay.com/itm/Kenwood-Basic-C1-preamplifier-in-excellent-condition-MM-MC-phono-/121993104889?hash=item1c675b0df9:g:bI0AAOSw1h5XP7iEWith that you can plug your turntable into...
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Hello,
Looking at the manuals for those two products, they do not seem to be products that would help you to listen to a CD or vinyl. The Kenwood GE 7030 is a graphic equalizer, its only function is to alter the tonal frequencies of a signal. You need to have a pre-amplifier and an amplifier for this product to work.
The KM 991 is a power amplifier, this does not do anything except amplify a signal. You need a pre-amplifier for this to work. Turntables like your NAD need a pre-amplifier in order to work properly.
A product like this will help you http/www.ebay.com/itm/Kenwood-Basic-C1-preamplifier-in-excellent-condition-MM-MC-phono-/121993104889?hash=item1c675b0df9:g:bI0AAOSw1h5XP7iE
With that you can plug your turntable into that and then plug that into your amplifier, but I don't think that your equalizer will work with this set up.
Good luck.
Rocky Bennett
Looking at the manuals for those two products, they do not seem to be products that would help you to listen to a CD or vinyl. The Kenwood GE 7030 is a graphic equalizer, its only function is to alter the tonal frequencies of a signal. You need to have a pre-amplifier and an amplifier for this product to work.
The KM 991 is a power amplifier, this does not do anything except amplify a signal. You need a pre-amplifier for this to work. Turntables like your NAD need a pre-amplifier in order to work properly.
A product like this will help you http
/www.ebay.com/itm/Kenwood-Basic-C1-preamplifier-in-excellent-condition-MM-MC-phono-/121993104889?hash=item1c675b0df9:g:bI0AAOSw1h5XP7iEWith that you can plug your turntable into that and then plug that into your amplifier, but I don't think that your equalizer will work with this set up.
Good luck.
Rocky Bennett
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