This is a really stupid question, but I couldn't find the answer anywhere:
Is the paradise a mc or mm phono stage? Or can it accept both with different parts?
Is the paradise a mc or mm phono stage? Or can it accept both with different parts?
In its essens, it is a mc stage, so i guess it is possible to lower the gain for mm use,
But how, i will leave to the experts to explain.🙂
But how, i will leave to the experts to explain.🙂
I have run it as both.... I made a second riaa circuit , by scaling the Riaa components that could then be switched in parallel with mc riaa components. (lower resistors;higher Caps)
With the higher MM input impedance, you may have to adjust the input-offset.
With the higher MM input impedance, you may have to adjust the input-offset.
With the risk of sounding naive🙄
Why not attenuate the MM PU with a simple 47K potmeter, and keep the paradise as is, that way you will have the 47K load for the PU, and at the same time a low output impedance and signal to match the input.
Maybe too simple or....?🙂
Why not attenuate the MM PU with a simple 47K potmeter, and keep the paradise as is, that way you will have the 47K load for the PU, and at the same time a low output impedance and signal to match the input.
Maybe too simple or....?🙂
Santos was asking if it could do both, so a simple thought from a simple mind(mine) Question. will a setup like that have other problems than the additional noise from two quality resistors?
by post #1 I read follow:
"MPP stands for my phono pre"
What means the abbreviation "MPP" ?
maybe Master Phono Preamplifier ??
"MPP stands for my phono pre"
What means the abbreviation "MPP" ?
maybe Master Phono Preamplifier ??
MPP stands for " My Privat Phonostage".Nanotechnology Copper Solder | Product Releases | R&D Magazine
A nice, and enlightening, article to read 🙂
P.S. the Benelux was the 'stepping stone organisation' to the EEC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benelux
