ETR Mono vs Lehmann Audio Decade
The Decade's mm gain is 36 dB against the ETR Mono's 33 dB and its output impedance 5Ω against 2000Ω.
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The Miyajima Labs ETR Mono is a specialized step-up transformer (SUT) designed specifically for monaural audio systems. It is crafted with high-grade core material, permalloy 80, and uses paraffin caulking material. This SUT allows for adjustable gain and impedance settings, making it versatile for different cartridge impedances and user preferences. The input impedance range is from 2Ω to 40Ω, and the output impedance ranges from 2 kΩ to 47 kΩ. The voltage gain ratio is approximately 9 to 45 times, corresponding to a gain of about 19 to 33 dB. The ETR Mono is particularly suited for use with Miyajima mono cartridges, providing optimal gain and load settings that enhance the listening experience.
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