Art Audio Vinyl vs Accuphase AD-50
The AD-50's mm gain is 40 dB against the Art Audio Vinyl's 50 dB. Both share output impedance (47000Ω).
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The Art Audio Vinyl Reference is a premium phono stage featuring a vacuum tube/FET hybrid input stage and transformer-coupled outputs. It offers both MM and MC compatibility through dedicated inputs, with moving coil signals handled via specialized transformers. The unit employs passive RIAA equalization and includes features like polarity reversal and mute functions.
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The AD-50's mm gain is 40 dB against the Art Audio Vinyl's 50 dB. Both share output impedance (47000Ω).
The MiniMax's mm gain is 42 dB against the Art Audio Vinyl's 50 dB. Both share output impedance (47000Ω).
The The Grail's output impedance is 330Ω against the Art Audio Vinyl's 47000Ω. Both share mm gain (50 dB).
The E.A.T. E-Glo 2's mm gain is 46 dB against the Art Audio Vinyl's 50 dB and its output impedance 150Ω against 47000Ω.
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