-=> ROY J. TELLASON wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

 RJT> Wayne Chirnside wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:

 -=> ROY J. TELLASON wrote to RUSSELL TIEDT <=-

 RJT> Yep.  We'll see how it goes,  from here.  Think gramofile will deal
 RJT> with a cassette tape?  :-)

 WC> Nope, equalization curve all wrong for one thing.

 RJT> Hm.  I didn't think it did much ewith equalization,  that's something I
 RJT> would normally expect to be handled by the preamp...

IIRC usually a tape output is standard and precompensated to be
flat in it's line outputs but this is not so with magnetic or ceramic
phono pickups, radically not so.
However I thought from an earlier post you were in _need_ of a preamp
to input into an auxillery line input on an amplifier, perhaps I'm 
mistaken? Either that or the preamp you were planning to use 
was compensated for one type of input but not the one output by
the pickup?
The point is rendered entirely moot as you'll never have
enough *room* to get the amplifier into the same room with 
the computer 
 
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