The quick answer is “yes” because you can pick up a Beogram with built in RIAA, or purchase an outboard RIAA unit to go with a standard Beogram. See Steve from SoundsHeavenly for ideas. There is a fairly wide selection of excellent units to choose from across the BG range if you just going to dabble. You can shoot for the more serious units, but they can be more costly. I currently listen to my records on a Beogram 7000 connected to a BeoSystem 6500 integrated with a BeoSystem 3 playing on 4 Beolab Pentas and a CSW BassCube 15. Vinyl in surround 😁. Quite an experience.

I have a Beogram 2200 connected to my Moment using cable and RIAA from Soundsheavenly.

Moment senses the line in and switch to that input when the needle hit the record.

Really cool.

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One thing that you have to look for, when you buy a used BeoGram turntable is the needle/the pickup.

These are usually quite expensive, so be sure that you can see the turntable and hear it playing..........before you purchase one.

MM

Buy a new record player instead. Then you can get a new pick-up instead of some “don’t know how long it will work”-MMCx

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Personally I will buy a Pro-ject with a blue or black pickup from Ortofon 😁

Hi James,

Yes, this can be done!  Please see this link for details of which Beogram models need a pre-amplifier to be added when used with the Moment:-

leosgonewild wrote:

Buy a new record player instead. Then you can get a new pick-up instead of some “don’t know how long it will work”-MMCx

Personally I will buy a Pro-ject with a blue or black pickup from Ortofon

I’ve owned other turntables in the past and always noted they pick up any footsteps in the room. You could see the effect by watching the woofers pulsing violently when the volume is up and you walk across the room. I see none of that with Beograms. Are there current products from other vendors that can match this? I never seem to see this mentioned in magazine reviews.

DMacri wrote:

I’ve owned other turntables in the past and always noted they pick up any footsteps in the room. You could see the effect by watching the woofers pulsing violently when the volume is up and you walk across the room. I see none of that with Beograms. Are there current products from other vendors that can match this? I never seem to see this mentioned in magazine reviews.

Turntable and cd player wall mounted,no problems with footsteps/vibrations

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