Uphorik vs TEAC TN-4D-SE
The TN-4D-SE's output voltage is 4.0V RMS against the Uphorik's 6.0V RMS, its weight 6.1 kg (13 lbs) against 4.4 kg (10 lbs), its depth 356 mm against 355 mm, and its height 117 mm against 80 mm.
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The Linn Uphorik is a universal phono stage that offers separate dedicated inputs and circuits for MM and MC cartridges, allowing optimal audio performance for any turntable configuration. It features configurable load and gain switches accessible externally for quick adjustment, with the option for hard-soldering to bypass contacts for improved performance. The Uphorik shares the same dual mono topology and fully screened differential input as Linn's reference internal phono stage, Urika, providing excellent channel separation and minimal crosstalk. It supports both balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (RCA) connections for inputs and outputs, ensuring compatibility with various system setups. The unit is housed in a choice of silver or black aluminum chassis and incorporates Linn's Dynamik Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) technology to minimize noise and optimize audio quality. It is regarded as Linn's best standalone phono stage, combining decades of analogue playback expertise with modern amplification technology to deliver clean, pure sound and exceptional versatility for future upgrades.
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The TN-4D-SE's output voltage is 4.0V RMS against the Uphorik's 6.0V RMS, its weight 6.1 kg (13 lbs) against 4.4 kg (10 lbs), its depth 356 mm against 355 mm, and its height 117 mm against 80 mm.
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