Janus Eclipse vs European Audio Team (EAT) E.A.T. E-Glo 2
The E.A.T. E-Glo 2's signal-to-noise is 74 dB against the Janus Eclipse's 70 dB, its mc gain 76 dB against 75 dB, and its output impedance 150Ω against 600Ω. Both share class (Tube).
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The Aesthetix Janus Eclipse is the top Eclipse-version of Aesthetix’s Janus full-function, all-tube preamplifier. It combines a configurable MM/MC phono stage with a line preamplifier in one chassis, using zero-global-feedback circuitry, balanced and single-ended line connections, remote control, an 88-step switched-resistor volume control, selectable phono gain/loading, polarity inversion, home-theater bypass, and a cartridge demagnetization function. Relative to the standard Janus/Signature platform, the Eclipse execution uses Stealth copper-foil coupling capacitors, hand-adjusted high-frequency tuning capacitors specified to a tight 0.1 dB response tolerance, mechanically isolated transformer/choke mounting with HRS Nimbus couplers, enhanced chassis ventilation, a single-point transformer-case ground arrangement, and a revised low-noise power-supply board/trace layout. Specifications can vary slightly among production revisions and published sources, particularly for balanced output impedance and external dimensions.
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Analog signal output specifications
Phono stage specifications
Input and output connections
Size, weight, and appearance
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The E.A.T. E-Glo 2's signal-to-noise is 74 dB against the Janus Eclipse's 70 dB, its mc gain 76 dB against 75 dB, and its output impedance 150Ω against 600Ω. Both share class (Tube).
The Rhea's output impedance is 1000Ω against the Janus Eclipse's 600Ω and its class A against Tube. Both share signal-to-noise (70 dB) and mc gain (75 dB).
The Callisto Signature's output impedance is 1Ω against the Janus Eclipse's 600Ω and its weight 19.05 kg (42 lbs) against 18.2 kg (40 lbs). Both share signal-to-noise (70 dB) and class (Tube).
The Janus Signature's output impedance is 1000Ω against the Janus Eclipse's 600Ω. Both share mc gain (75 dB), class (Tube), and weight (18.2 kg (40 lbs)).
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