With RIAA Equalization for MM Turntables
UNCOMPROMISED PHONO AMPLIFICATION AND EQUALIZATION
Precisely converts the turntable phono signal to line level, featuring an ultra high-accuracy frequency response to faithfully reproduce the original recording to the RIAA standard
SOPHISTICATED CIRCUIT DESIGN ENGINEERED WITH PREMIUM COMPONENTS
High accuracy components, low noise power supply, and low impedance output stage achieve greater RIAA specification, gain performance and lower distortion
VIVID STEREO SOUNDSTAGE
Utilizing individual left and right channel OP amps provide optimal channel separation and virtually no crosstalk during signal reproduction and amplification stages
LOW FREQUENCY RUMBLE FILTERING
This selectable high pass filter rolls off the low end frequencies below 20Hz. This slow gentle roll off is helpful to reduce subsonic resonant feedback and noise when listening at loud volumes
PROTECTED FROM ANY ELECTRONIC INTERFERENCE
Internal metal shielding enclosure to block electro-magnetic interference and electronic noise
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Works as advertised 1 people found this helpfulConnected my old pioneer turntable to a modern yamaha 2 channel Amp. Works great and removed distortion and buzz.
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Happy Fluance owner. 1 people found this helpfulWell designed and well built product. Sound was clear and accurate and I am enjoying vinyl again.
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Piece of art!! (too) 1 people found this helpfulGreat product--sounds good and appears well made. I was figuring on eventually hiding it on a cabinet shelf but once I got it and hooked it up I think it looks cool sitting out next to my (Fluance RT83) turntable. The box is all finished in black (except the rear connections) with only a small power indicator lamp lit on the front to show it's 'on'. There's no power switch but I doubt it is necessary. It stays cool to the touch. Nice. Other brands (I have) don't look as nice out in the open. Blends in with the (black) Yamaha receiver. Thanks Fluance!!
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If you already have a phono input on your receiver or amplifier ... 9 people found this helpful... just wanted to say that this is NOT likely to sound better than the built-in phono preamp on a lot of receivers, especially vintage receivers or any medium-quality (not the cheapest available) receiver or amplifier. You cannot improve on the quality of these built-in phono preamps for $99. You just can't. This device is designed for amplifiers that do NOT have a phono preamp circuit built-in. If you wish to improve on the quality of an existing built-in phono preamp, you need to have excellent equipment, and spend more like $400+ in order to make an audible improvement.
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Good choice 2 people found this helpfulWorks great. Better sound then the receiver preamp.
