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Re: Inexpensive Phono Stage [message #12945 is a reply to message #12944] Tue, 20 June 2006 06:43 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Well I can say that this little op-amp based unit may surprise people. The only drawback I can see is you must change batteries every 8 or 10 hrs of play. Comparing it too the Seduction then the Seduction is a better unit soundwise; but this little battery unit will sound much better than anything integrated into a reciever and better than many of the cheaper units like NAD. I haven't tried the newer better op-amps but if they do what the manufacturers claim then that should up the ante quite a bit. The sound is very smooth and mellow but good detail. Thats the best I can do description wise.
If the Hag goes for 75$ then you nreed a power supply you are looking at what; about 125$? This can be assembled I would guess for maybe 80$.

 
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