It will be accessible while starting LP, but it will be blocked by my monitor, so looks are not important in this situation. Reminder, 2nd office system, often just proving cleaned LP's for sale have no problem. (very similar cartridges, Shure SAS/AT ML
I will need to move it to compare it's linear tracking to my 12'5" long pivoted arm. I was blasting it in the main system yesterday, it is amazing technology and sounds as good as your cartridge. Swapped with Bill, got one working wonderfully, mice had their way with the other's wires. offer for this 'fixable' oneĪnd use 1/2" MC on the Mitsubishi Vertical LT-5V. Soooo, I can use P mount MM on the Technics Programmable Compact, SL-J33, seller took my $90. These three have front switch to make it easy to change and remember where it was left. Location of switch is most often in the back, a few have front switch to choose which input to use. Some phono preamps have two separate inputs, MM and MC, allowing attachment of TWO TT, you select which input/which TT to use via switch Most phono preamps that include both MM and/or MC have a single input, and a switch to send that input to it's internal mm or mc. Single switched input or two separate inputs individually selected Two TT, single phono preamp (avoid separate A/B switch) Based on that, I had some hope for the Pyle unit, and am quite happy it sounds so invisible. I had the C28 fully serviced by McIntosh, it had no defect, just didn't find it preferrable. Main system: now I prefer the phono stage of my Mcintosh Tube Tuner/Preamp, mx100z, but previously, when I had McIntosh SS C28 Preamp, I actually preferred the dinky built-in phono in the Audio Technica TT I was using. It easily tucks out of sight behind something. I love the Pyle's small size, no power switch, and linear cable arrangement thru the ends, not the back. If I turn out liking MC, it should be in the main system, not my office. I could easily use it for either Mono or MC Stereo. Via my Acos Lustre GT801 arm with removable headshell in the main system. However, I just called Bill, he will bring up two MC cartridges, a SUT, and I still have the Duo, we could try it's MC stage before I send it back (or change my mind). Cambridge Duo, so the Duo is in the box to go back.
Pyle MM phono unit I ordered just to hear it.Īnd call me deaf if you want, it's MM sounded equally involving (invisible) as the $300. Ok, the office system ended with just 1 TT, Mitsubishi Vertical LT-5V, MM cartridge, so I do not need dual phono inputs or MC stage.Īnd, after research, and my MM sounding so good on the office TT, I again resolved to stay away from MC.
TT, Programmable, Technics SL-J33 Quartz Direct Drive Chase RLC-1, remote power, 4 line inputs, remote vol, mute, bal, tone Phono Preamp with 2 phono inputs, switchable or dedicated.Īmp: Carver Cube m400t, 200 wpc, one input, zero controls, not even power switch One phono Input/Two TT: I have an old very compact Sony video selector I can use (4 inputs, 1 out), then go to a single input phono preampī. I need a dedicated phono preamp, small is best, inexpensive is nice. Two TT For my office system (details below) (is that TTT?)
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