Intro: This is an extension of this thread, whose author suggested I start, as subject matter has moved from discussion stage to design stage.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/analogue-source/289153-mc-phono-amp-first-stage.html
Here is the latest schematic and board layout. The board is 4.7in X 3.9in designed to slide into a standard Hammond enclosure. It employs the ubiquitous 3.5mm trs jack for both input and output. If needed, cables that go from these to XLR are readily available at pro audio sites, not to mention ebay. I have installed 3.5mm jacks at the turntable, connected directly to the wires from the tonearm. Still some tweaking to do, should have one operating in a couple of weeks.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/analogue-source/289153-mc-phono-amp-first-stage.html
Here is the latest schematic and board layout. The board is 4.7in X 3.9in designed to slide into a standard Hammond enclosure. It employs the ubiquitous 3.5mm trs jack for both input and output. If needed, cables that go from these to XLR are readily available at pro audio sites, not to mention ebay. I have installed 3.5mm jacks at the turntable, connected directly to the wires from the tonearm. Still some tweaking to do, should have one operating in a couple of weeks.
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