PH 3.8 NextGen vs Soulution 750 Phono
The 750 Phono's thd is 0.006% against the PH 3.8 NextGen's 0.007%, its mc gain 66 dB against 63 dB, its output impedance 10Ω against 50Ω, and its output voltage 7.0V RMS against 16.0V RMS.
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The Goldmund Mimesis PH 3.8 NextGen is a reference‑grade, two‑chassis phono preamplifier with a completely separate external power supply, designed for ultra‑high‑end vinyl playback systems. It uses Goldmund’s dual‑mono construction and short, optimized signal paths to minimize crosstalk and preserve channel separation. The unit provides dedicated moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) inputs with switchable gain (MM: 43/50 dB, MC: 63/70 dB), along with one pair of RCA outputs, offering broad compatibility with a wide range of cartridges while remaining purist in connectivity. Its extremely wide bandwidth (gain stage response –3 dB from 0.12 Hz to 760 kHz at 70 dB), high slew rate (>80 V/µs), low rise time (<400 ns), and very low distortion (<0.007% from 20 Hz–20 kHz at 4 Vrms) contribute to fast transients, powerful dynamics, and a highly detailed yet natural presentation. Reviewers describe the PH 3.8 NextGen as combining hard‑hitting speed and impact with lifelike color, texture, and coherence in the soundstage, avoiding analytical harshness while maintaining exceptional resolution. The preamplifier and power supply share matching chassis, each measuring approximately 44 × 38.6 × 13.2 cm and weighing 10 kg and 12 kg respectively.
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The 750 Phono's thd is 0.006% against the PH 3.8 NextGen's 0.007%, its mc gain 66 dB against 63 dB, its output impedance 10Ω against 50Ω, and its output voltage 7.0V RMS against 16.0V RMS.
The Statement Phono's thd is 0.002% against the PH 3.8 NextGen's 0.007%, its mc gain 54 dB against 63 dB, its mm gain 34 dB against 43 dB, and its output impedance 10Ω against 50Ω.
The 550 phono's mc gain is 66 dB against the PH 3.8 NextGen's 63 dB, its thd 0.002% against 0.007%, its mm gain 55 dB against 43 dB, and its output impedance 10Ω against 50Ω.
The 2008's mc gain is 64 dB against the PH 3.8 NextGen's 63 dB, its thd 0.005% against 0.007%, its mm gain 44 dB against 43 dB, and its output voltage 28.0V RMS against 16.0V RMS.
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