ETR-STEREO vs Zesto Audio Andros 1.2
The Andros 1.2's mc gain is 70 dB against the ETR-STEREO's 80 dB and its output impedance 10Ω against 47Ω.
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The Miyajima Laboratory ETR-STEREO is a multi-adjustable MC step-up transformer designed for stereo moving-coil phono cartridges. It offers multiple input impedance settings, selectable input capacitance, and a wide range of step-up ratios/gain combinations, making it a flexible match for a broad variety of cartridges rather than only Miyajima models.
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The Andros 1.2's mc gain is 70 dB against the ETR-STEREO's 80 dB and its output impedance 10Ω against 47Ω.
The M6x Vinyl's mc gain is 70 dB against the ETR-STEREO's 80 dB and its output impedance 100Ω against 47Ω.
The Aleph Ono's mc gain is 71 dB against the ETR-STEREO's 80 dB and its output impedance 150Ω against 47Ω.
The Aria MK3's mc gain is 69.3 dB against the ETR-STEREO's 80 dB and its output impedance 100Ω against 47Ω.
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