MC10 vs NAD 114
The 114's mc gain is 55 dB against the MC10's 69.5 dB, its output impedance 220Ω against 100Ω, and its input impedance 20000Ω against 100Ω.
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The Canary Audio MC10 is a moving-coil phono preamplifier designed to provide an extra gain stage and RIAA equalisation circuitry using high-quality components. It is listed by dealers as a Canary Audio MC 10 Phono Tube Preamplifier, and used-market examples indicate it has been sold in black finish as a separate preamplifier with power supply and tubes. Canary Audio’s current product page shows the model’s electrical specifications, while dealer listings indicate it is available only on the secondary market.
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The 114's mc gain is 55 dB against the MC10's 69.5 dB, its output impedance 220Ω against 100Ω, and its input impedance 20000Ω against 100Ω.
The PH-1's mc gain is 65 dB against the MC10's 69.5 dB, its output impedance 50Ω against 100Ω, and its input impedance 470Ω against 100Ω.
The V-LPS's mc gain is 60 dB against the MC10's 69.5 dB and its output impedance 47Ω against 100Ω.
The Phono 2's mc gain is 70 dB against the MC10's 69.5 dB and its output impedance 47Ω against 100Ω.
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