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The Chord Company PhonoARAY is a standalone turntable earthing device designed to connect the earth terminal of a turntable or tonearm to the phono stage or amplifier's phono input, while protecting the sensitive signal from RFI and noise. It features a hand-wound ultra-high-current series filter and a complex ARAY system in parallel for a double virtual earth. Housed in a thick-walled machined aluminium billet with resin filling to reduce microphony and decoupled isolation feet. Includes a 50cm screened earth cable with 4mm banana to spade connectors. Connections use high-quality 4mm speaker-style terminals accepting banana plugs and spade lugs. Improves bass tightness, detail, timing, and overall coherence by lowering the noise floor.
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