MMF-1.3 vs MMF-1.5
The MMF-1.5's tracking force is 2.0 g against the MMF-1.3's 3.5 g. Both share wow & flutter (0.100%), output (2.5 mV), and output voltage (2.5V RMS).
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The Music Hall MMF-1.3 is an entry-level, full manual belt-drive turntable designed for audiophiles, featuring electronic speed control for 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM playback. It includes a built-in phono preamplifier, removable RCA cables, aluminum tonearm with detachable headshell, piano black MDF plinth, vibration-damping feet, aluminum die-cast platter (296mm diameter) with rubber mat, and a hinged dust cover. The factory-aligned Audio Technica AT3600L MM cartridge provides plug-and-play convenience. Praised for its quiet motor, accurate speed, vibration isolation, and balanced sound with tight bass, lifelike midrange, and sparkling highs, it offers exceptional value for vinyl enthusiasts seeking simplicity and performance without additional components.
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The MMF-1.5's tracking force is 2.0 g against the MMF-1.3's 3.5 g. Both share wow & flutter (0.100%), output (2.5 mV), and output voltage (2.5V RMS).
The MMF-2.3's output is 5.0 mV against the MMF-1.3's 2.5 mV, its tracking force 1.8 g against 3.5 g, and its effective length 218.5 mm against 221.5 mm. Both share wow & flutter (0.100%).
The TD 202's wow & flutter is 0.200% against the MMF-1.3's 0.100% and its tracking force 2.0 g against 3.5 g. Both share output (2.5 mV) and channel separation (18 dB).
The LPW40WN's wow & flutter is 0.150% against the MMF-1.3's 0.100%, its output 4.0 mV against 2.5 mV, its tracking force 3.0 g against 3.5 g, and its effective length 223.6 mm against 221.5 mm.
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