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1st June 2008, 09:53 AM
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active cable shield driver in a phono amp -- does it make sense (noise- or sonicswise
Hi,
in some Neumann phono pres there are active shield drivers that reroute a part of signal back to the cable shield (between pickup and pre). Has someone actually tried this with good results? Rüdiger
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