MC Step-Up vs Graham Slee Elevator EXP
The Elevator EXP's signal-to-noise is 99 dB against the MC Step-Up's 85 dB, its thd 0.020% against 0.030%, its output impedance 300Ω against 1.5Ω, and its output voltage 4.9V RMS against 0.8V RMS.
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The Copla is an active electronic equivalent of a step-up transformer, allowing control of active moving coil impedance. It features an optically isolated power supply for low noise and solid-state circuitry for superior hum and noise rejection. The device includes adjustable gain and impedance settings, allowing users to customize the sound to their preference.
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The Elevator EXP's signal-to-noise is 99 dB against the MC Step-Up's 85 dB, its thd 0.020% against 0.030%, its output impedance 300Ω against 1.5Ω, and its output voltage 4.9V RMS against 0.8V RMS.
The 411 Type II's output impedance is 47Ω against the MC Step-Up's 1.5Ω, its weight 1 kg (2 lbs) against 1.33 kg (3 lbs), its height 66 mm against 76.2 mm, and its width 142 mm against 165.1 mm.
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