Behringer PP400 4-stars Reviews

Helps if your amp doesn't have a phono input

I got a turntable as a gift, but almost no sound came out, because there was no pre-amp built into my amp. This is a neat and easy solution.

nice phono preamp

Behringer is always criticized but I personally am happy with it. Of course you don't get top notch studio quality, but for my home studio it's great and I don't have problems with it.

Pro: cheap, low noise, small

Cons: no on/off button

Not super exciting, but ok.

This pre-amp was pretty much what I expected it to be.

It's a steal at ?18 including power supply, and even though maybe not being completely amazingly sounding it's absolutely Ok. It makes no noises (make sure to connect all audio stuff to the same "phase").

The box is made from study metal and I doubt you'll be able to kill it without actually trying to. It also got a ground connector which should help you eliminate some noises caused by different ground if you we're to experience some.

The amp also has a stereo-tele output (6,3mm) for use with mixers and other equipment.

Nice price

This might not be the fullfilment of your audiophile dreams, but at twenty bucks, it's a lot better than most of the competition and certainly way better than the built-in preamps of all turntables out there up to around 300€.

Nice rugged Behringer quality, as every single piece of electronic accessories I got from them over the last years.

Good reliable preamp

I haven't had a chance to do a shootout between this preamp and my mixer's preamps, but I am happy with the sound quality of it altogether. I use it to connect my turntable to my audio interface. I would recommend it.

helpfull tool

it do what it have to do, the output could be a bit louder, but overall ok