Tavish Design Classic Vacuum Tube Phono Stage (MM / MC) Kit
Tavish Design is a small (2-person, father-son, for now) audio component business based in New York State. We make what we sell. We’ve just introduced our first product in kit form, a vacuum tube phono stage (moving magnet & moving coil) that is simple, attractive, and inexpensive, yet offers very high performance. The phono stage is available in a variety of ways; as a bare circuit board with instructions, a complete kit with enclosure, or an assembled product. The assembly and setup manual (including schematics and parts lists) is a free download, even if you don’t buy anything.
There are other products on our website, and we’ll be introducing several more kits in the near future. Please let us know if you’d like to see the kit in other forms (e.g. parts w/o enclosure, etc.), or if there are other kits you’d like to see.
I’m an electrical engineer with more than 25 years of industry experience, and I’ve also been an amateur audiophile and DIYer for more than 35 years. I hope you’ll check out our website and let us know what you think.
Of course, I’ll monitor this thread on diyaudio, but for a faster response you can always contact us at:
[email protected]
Tavish Design
Scott
Tavish Design is a small (2-person, father-son, for now) audio component business based in New York State. We make what we sell. We’ve just introduced our first product in kit form, a vacuum tube phono stage (moving magnet & moving coil) that is simple, attractive, and inexpensive, yet offers very high performance. The phono stage is available in a variety of ways; as a bare circuit board with instructions, a complete kit with enclosure, or an assembled product. The assembly and setup manual (including schematics and parts lists) is a free download, even if you don’t buy anything.
There are other products on our website, and we’ll be introducing several more kits in the near future. Please let us know if you’d like to see the kit in other forms (e.g. parts w/o enclosure, etc.), or if there are other kits you’d like to see.
I’m an electrical engineer with more than 25 years of industry experience, and I’ve also been an amateur audiophile and DIYer for more than 35 years. I hope you’ll check out our website and let us know what you think.
Of course, I’ll monitor this thread on diyaudio, but for a faster response you can always contact us at:
[email protected]
Tavish Design
Scott
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