PH-7 vs PH-1
The PH-1's signal-to-noise is 88 dB against the PH-7's 81 dB. Both share thd (0.050%).
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The Gold Note PH-7 is a high-end phono preamplifier designed for both MM and MC cartridges. It features a hybrid power supply with a temperature automatic stabilizer to ensure stable and clean power delivery. The PH-7 offers easy impedance matching for a wide range of cartridges, allowing users to optimize performance with simple access to setup options. It supports superior sound purity and can be upgraded with an optional external super power supply (PSU) for enhanced performance. The unit is part of Gold Note's 7 series and is designed to integrate seamlessly with high-end audio systems.
Analog signal output specifications
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