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30th July 2010, 09:22 PM
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Sure TK2050 and Phono Stage
I have a Graham Slee phono stage plugged into my sure tk2050 (tripath) amp with a 100k ohm pot in the middle. Even with the pot at nearly maximum resistance and the gain switches off on the amp board, it's pretty loud. If I plug an iPod in instead, then the volume is much more appropriate.
Is this perhaps the phono stage putting out higher voltages than the iPod, and might I be able to remedy this with a more resistant volume pot or is there some other solution? It's a Gram Amp 1 stage incase that helps... |
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