Omnigon vs Balanced Audio Technology VK-P80
The VK-P80's mc gain is 57 dB against the Omnigon's 68 dB and its input impedance 47000Ω against 600Ω. Both share mm gain (50 dB) and output impedance (600Ω).
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About the Omnigon
The Omnigon is a dual chassis phono preamplifier weighing approximately 100 lbs, designed with five phono inputs offering gains of 50dB, 63dB, 68dB, 72dB, and 77dB, with an optional 81dB gain. It features a unique passive phono EQ and each tube has its own independent heater supply. The power supply is a double mono design with bridge-type tube rectification using eight single-wave rectifiers (four per channel) and pure foil CLC power supply. The unit uses high-quality components including TKD, silver plugs, tubes from US Army rocket defensive stations, silver soldering, tantalum, and Caddock resistors, all internally decoupled via electron microscope devices. The Omnigon is tested in university labs for accuracy and quality, with no coloration and lifelike sound reproduction that delivers exceptional dynamics, colors, soundstage, and three-dimensionality. It is considered a final design with no Mk II version planned.
Specifications
Analog Output
Analog signal output specifications
- Output Impedance
- 600Ω
Phono Preamplifier
Phono stage specifications
- MM Gain
- 50 dB
- HOMC Gain
- 63 dB
- MC Gain
- 68 dB
- Adjustable Loading
- No
- Adjustable Capacitance
- No
Physical Dimensions
Size, weight, and appearance
- Weight
- 45.36 kg (100 lbs)
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