Liberty B2B-1 vs ASR Audio Systeme ASR Mini Basis
The ASR Mini Basis's mm gain is 30 dB against the Liberty B2B-1's 20 dB and its mc gain 70 dB against 24 dB. Both share output impedance (100Ω) and weight (5 kg (11 lbs)).
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The Liberty B2B-1 phono preamplifier is a high-end, all-FET (field effect transistor), pure class A, dual mono configuration designed for both moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) cartridges. It is housed in a heavy-duty aluminum chassis with a black-anodized faceplate, measuring 10.5 x 17 x 3.25 inches and weighing 11 pounds. The unit features RCA inputs and outputs for stereo use, as well as single XLR input and output for mono use, allowing conversion to a fully differential monoblock phono preamplifier. It offers five cartridge load settings (100, 221, 332, 499, and 47k ohms) configurable via internal jumpers, and gain settings of 20 or 40 dB on the first amplification stage plus an additional 24 dB on the second stage with RIAA bass boost. The internal power supply is heavily shielded with aircraft-grade aluminum. The B2B-1 is praised for its smooth yet detailed sound, wide frequency extension, tonal accuracy, and extremely low noise floor, making it suitable for revealing the finest details in well-mastered LPs. It is The design and build quality suggest a product costing significantly more, with a focus on delivering a transparent and dynamic listening experience without adding character of its own.
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The ASR Mini Basis's mm gain is 30 dB against the Liberty B2B-1's 20 dB and its mc gain 70 dB against 24 dB. Both share output impedance (100Ω) and weight (5 kg (11 lbs)).
The Sensor 2's output impedance is 70Ω against the Liberty B2B-1's 100Ω, its height 110 mm against 83 mm, its width 245 mm against 267 mm, and its depth 227 mm against 432 mm.
The 20/20's mm gain is 40 dB against the Liberty B2B-1's 20 dB and its mc gain 64 dB against 24 dB. Both share output impedance (100Ω) and weight (5 kg (11 lbs)).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The VPS's mc gain is 34 dB against the Liberty B2B-1's 24 dB, its mm gain 11 dB against 20 dB, its output impedance 98Ω against 100Ω, and its weight 3.3 kg (7 lbs) against 5 kg (11 lbs).
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