I need information on how I could transform the signal from the CD player into an RIAA signal.
In fact, I often need to test phono inputs in my workshop and it is tedious to have to connect a vinyl turntable each time when I lack space so I come here to ask if anyone has already looked into the question or knows a ready-made solution to transform the signal from a CD player into a good quality RIAA signal.
AND yes, I can generate a signal with my generator but that does not give an idea of the sound quality of the phono preamp.
In fact, I often need to test phono inputs in my workshop and it is tedious to have to connect a vinyl turntable each time when I lack space so I come here to ask if anyone has already looked into the question or knows a ready-made solution to transform the signal from a CD player into a good quality RIAA signal.
AND yes, I can generate a signal with my generator but that does not give an idea of the sound quality of the phono preamp.
Yes, that will work. Just search 'reverse riaa' and there are many.
I build few in the past, into small steel enclosure, for a friend. He did not have enough inputs on his integrated amplifier, and he did not need phono input. So this solved his problem.
https://www.google.com/search?q=rev...d-att-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
I build few in the past, into small steel enclosure, for a friend. He did not have enough inputs on his integrated amplifier, and he did not need phono input. So this solved his problem.
https://www.google.com/search?q=rev...d-att-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8