I ordered this for a bar that I work part-time for as the "IT guy." We wanted to bring back a DJ that uses turntables, but had issues last time with our Sonos setup. This little pre-amp did the trick, and we've not had any issues since. Nice form factor, good price, doesn't overheat.

Works very well as expected. This product was recommended by a digital sound expert to link my phonograph to my Sonos sound bar.

Works perfectly for my 1970's Marantz turntable connected to my Harman Kardon AVR3700. The 1960's Cream double album (sorry not the original which got trashed at a party) reprinted on vinyl and (probably digitally remastered) sounded absolutely fantastic on my HK 7.1 speaker system. And it was plug and play. No adjustments available and none (thankfully) needed. Glad it had a ground connection that made connecting the 22 ga? ground wire to the pole. The kind that you unscrew and stick the wire through the hole in the pillar then re-tighten the "nut". This is a perfect pre-amp and I, without reservation, whole-heartedly recommend it.

This was the 2nd preamp I bought for use with my relatively new Sony STR-DN840 and Technics SL-B350 TT, as the first one I purchased performed as poorly as its price was cheap: the Pyle PP999, for which I think I paid USD $20 or less. It just didn't bring the sound level up to what I I remember having from my old 1991 Kenwood reciever which had a dedicated phono input. The Music Hall Mini phono preamp looks and feels like a much better unit, and the sound level and quality difference is just what I was hoping it would offer! Also, it is made in the USA! (unlike any of my other audio components, except for maybe the Bose satellite speakers).
The Music Hall Mini was very easy to set up and is a most welcome addition to my home stereo system. Small in size, but big in value is my description, and the sound quality from my vinyl is again deep and rich. I haven't seen many reviews for this unit online, which compelled me to share my findings with you audiophiles who are looking at preamps for less than $USD 100 and want a quality, American-made unit to help get the most out of your vinyl collection.

was good for the price, not quite as much sound as i was hoping for, but for the price was good