L5-ACC vs NAT Audio Magnetic
The Magnetic matches the L5-ACC on input sensitivity (1.0V RMS) and class (A).
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The Vandersteen Audio L5-ACC (Audio Control Center) is a solid-state, JFET line-stage preamplifier designed for analog sources. Its five-component signal path is intended to preserve transparency and phase integrity, while a remotely controlled, fully defeatable tone-control section provides bass and treble adjustment. The unit also includes a matrix function for ambience and surround-sound effects. It does not include a phono stage or digital circuitry.
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The Magnetic matches the L5-ACC on input sensitivity (1.0V RMS) and class (A).
The C-900u's input sensitivity is 0.3V RMS against the L5-ACC's 1.0V RMS. Both share class (A).
The Harmony's input sensitivity is 0.1V RMS against the L5-ACC's 1.0V RMS. Both share class (A).
The ET6 matches the L5-ACC on input sensitivity (1.0V RMS) and class (A).
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