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Pro-ject Phonobox Phono Pre-Amplifier
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Key Features
- Phono MM/MC Selection Switch Located At The Rear Of The Unit
- Slim Design, Easily Fits Under Most Turntables
Product Description
Pro-Ject Phono Box
MM/MC Phono Pre-amplifier
Today, many amplifiers do not have a specific phono cartridge inputs.
The Pro-Ject Phono Box is an ideal, affordable solution for connecting a turntable up to your existing system, and it is also capable of working with both Moving Magnet and Moving Coil cartridges.
The output of Phono Box can easily be connected with a line-input on your amplifier.
Key Features:
- Metal case shields the electronics from vibrational and electromagnetic interference
- Optimal channel separation through dual-mono circuitry
- Special low-noise ICs used
- Gold plated RCA connection sockets
- Outboard power supply included
- Amplification and RIAA equalisation for MM and MC cartridges
- Phono MM/MC selection switch located at the rear of the unit
- Small size allows installation close to record player
Specification
- Input Impedance:
- MM - 47kΩ / 120pF
- MC - 100Ω / 120pF
- Gain:
- MM - 40dB
- MC - 60dB
- Output Voltage Typically:
- MM - 300mV @ 1kHz - 3mV
- MC - 0.3mV
- Maximum Output: 9.5V (1kHz)
- Input: 1 Pair RCA Phono Sockets
- Line-Level Output: 1 Pair RCA Phono Sockets
- Power Consumption: 18V/80mA DC
- Dimensions (W x H x D):
- 103 x 36 x 104mm
- 103 x 36 x 115mm (Incl. Sockets)
- Weight: 570g (Without Power Supply)
- Please note: You will need interconnect cables to connect this phono stage to your amplifier.
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Customer Reviews
Still got all your records and your record player, tried to plug it in to your system, and it doe not work, this is what you require, i did not know it was available, and was getting ready to change the system, now no need it all works and sounds better than it ever did. Hope this helps you. Ian
ian mellor
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I had a turn table and my new amp had no where to plug it in to, so i called shaun about this as i was not sure it was hat i wanted, by the time he had done, i am now the expert, If you do not have an input for you turntable this is what you require, you will also need another set of phono leads to couple it up, most turntables have mm cartridge, which is moving magnet, and this thing amplifies the signal so you can plug it in to either cd input aux input or even tape.
I think I might apply for a job.
garry gillit
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