I have an Electrocompaniet Preampliwire I with onboard MC phono stage. However, the manuals for my hi-fi equipment were lost by the furniture removal company when I moved house recently. If anyone has a copy of the manual I would really appreciate it.
The bit I really need is the section which explains how to switch the preamp from MC to MM by removing the phono board, then installing capacitors and resistors in its place. There is also a method for increasing the gain of the phono stage by changing plug-in resistors. Lastly, there is the section on how to change the MC phono stage feedback resistors to suit different cartridges such as Denon, Ortofon or Van den Hul.
My direct email is: eyewares1@yahoo.com
The bit I really need is the section which explains how to switch the preamp from MC to MM by removing the phono board, then installing capacitors and resistors in its place. There is also a method for increasing the gain of the phono stage by changing plug-in resistors. Lastly, there is the section on how to change the MC phono stage feedback resistors to suit different cartridges such as Denon, Ortofon or Van den Hul.
My direct email is: eyewares1@yahoo.com
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For further details on the sinbin mistake, check out this link to the relevant explanation by diyaudio.com moderator Cal Weldon.
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