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13th May 2006, 04:39 PM
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The Glass MM phono stage.
I am interested in this phono stage, however do you think the S/N of 59db is on the low side. If I go for this I will be using some step up transformers. Thanks.
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13th May 2006, 04:46 PM
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Re: The Glass MM phono stage.
Yes, I would say it was a little low, depends how they measured it. Its a gamble without finding someone who has one.
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#3
14th May 2006, 04:51 PM
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Re: The Glass MM phono stage.
Hi Nick. I emailed the German manufacturer and they sent this reply. I think I may give this phono pre a go. Thanks. TR.
"The. S/N of 59db is measured linear. The S/N of most audio units are declared with a quantifikation filter that consideres the human sense of hearing. This is called A – quantification. This unit would have a S/N ratio of 76 db according to a A – quantification."
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