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A turntable uses a phono connection, as it outputs a phono signal, but it can also use an auxiliary (Aux) connection with the use of a pre-amplifier or a built-in pre-amplifier. The most common setup is connecting the turntable to a receiver or an amplifier that has a phono input. Some turntables have a built-in pre-amplifier, making them compatible with any Aux input, such as those on active speakers, computer sound cards, and various other devices. Always check the specifications of your equipment before making any connections.