8000 PPA Phonostage vs VPI Industries Nomad
The Nomad's mm gain is 35 dB against the 8000 PPA Phonostage's 40 dB and its output voltage 0.3V RMS against 0.2V RMS.
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This phono stage is praised for its ability to extract the best performance from a wide range of turntables. It features two separate inputs, allowing users to connect two turntables simultaneously, which is particularly useful for those who have separate decks for 33rpm and 45rpm records. The 8000 PPA includes a special MCx30 stage for very low output moving coil cartridges, ensuring optimal performance across different cartridge types.
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The Nomad's mm gain is 35 dB against the 8000 PPA Phonostage's 40 dB and its output voltage 0.3V RMS against 0.2V RMS.
The TD 201's output voltage is 2.5V RMS against the 8000 PPA Phonostage's 0.2V RMS. Both share mm gain (40 dB).
The Revelation C's mc gain is 62 dB against the 8000 PPA Phonostage's 26.5 dB and its output voltage 0.3V RMS against 0.2V RMS.
The 30 PRO SE's mm gain is 42 dB against the 8000 PPA Phonostage's 40 dB and its mc gain 76 dB against 26.5 dB.
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