Hi,
Newbie needs help.
I use an old Audio Technica AT670T SUT where I can choose load, 3,20,40 ohm
I would like to solder my intact transformer (wounded for my EMT) but of course, no load available ;-)
How can I add this load?
Silly question, newbie I told you ^^
Also could you tell me what Dave put into the can?
See pics
https://www.intactaudio.com/images/Tran_images/SUT 300B_SM.jpg
Thanks
Newbie needs help.
I use an old Audio Technica AT670T SUT where I can choose load, 3,20,40 ohm
I would like to solder my intact transformer (wounded for my EMT) but of course, no load available ;-)
How can I add this load?
Silly question, newbie I told you ^^
Also could you tell me what Dave put into the can?
See pics
https://www.intactaudio.com/images/Tran_images/SUT 300B_SM.jpg
Thanks
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What's the load impedance of your EMT, also what's the gain of your step-up & the turns ratio?
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Dave is a very good maker of transformers, surely he will take in consideration the need of your EMT cart for gain & load so surely you only need to connect the step-up wires correctly (info can give him).
Most EMT cartridges have an output of approx. 1mV.
If this applies to yours, I would go for a 1:5 SUT 🙂
If this applies to yours, I would go for a 1:5 SUT 🙂
Well SUT is here, and I sent all measurement to Dave, I hope he did it right ;-)
I as just concerned by this extra load
I as just concerned by this extra load