You need Phono Eq to modify the phono signal (boost lows/cut highs)
and the needed signal boost of MM cartridge signal up to line level signal strength.
Some TT's have an option to use it's built in phono preamp, including the AT120 I linked above.
It's good enough to get back into vinyl. I liked it better than my McIntosh SS C28's phono preamp, and like my McIntosh mx110z's Tube Preamp better.
So if you don't have a phono stage now, a TT choice could include that, then try for a better sounding Phono stage later.
and the needed signal boost of MM cartridge signal up to line level signal strength.
Some TT's have an option to use it's built in phono preamp, including the AT120 I linked above.
It's good enough to get back into vinyl. I liked it better than my McIntosh SS C28's phono preamp, and like my McIntosh mx110z's Tube Preamp better.
So if you don't have a phono stage now, a TT choice could include that, then try for a better sounding Phono stage later.