Two.2 vs Graham Slee Revelation C
The Revelation C's output is 0.2 mV against the Two.2's 0.1 mV, its mc gain 62 dB against 60 dB, and its thd 0.020% against 0.005%. Both share output impedance (100Ω).
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The Whest Audio whestTWO.2 is a compact, high-resolution phono preamplifier built to complement entry-level turntable systems while integrating seamlessly into high-end vinyl playback setups. Designed primarily for moving coil cartridges, it delivers exceptional micro-detail resolution and dynamic performance through its Class-A discrete transistor output stage and elevated power rail section. The unit is tonally neutral, allowing accurate reproduction of all frequencies without coloration. The 2026 specification incorporates topology from the higher-end 20.DP0 model, enabling use of extremely low output MC cartridges (0.14mV) without a step-up transformer. It features true balanced outputs processed like professional microphone preamplifiers and mixing desks, ensuring perfect signal integrity over long cable runs. The whestTWO.2 comes with a full 5-year warranty and includes audiophile-grade interconnect cables.
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The Revelation C's output is 0.2 mV against the Two.2's 0.1 mV, its mc gain 62 dB against 60 dB, and its thd 0.020% against 0.005%. Both share output impedance (100Ω).
The 30 PRO SE's mm gain is 42 dB against the Two.2's 43 dB, its thd 0.002% against 0.005%, its mc gain 76 dB against 60 dB, and its weight 6.99 kg (15 lbs) against 2.3 kg (5 lbs).
The Quasar's output is 5.0 mV against the Two.2's 0.1 mV and its cartridge type MM against MC. Both share mc gain (60 dB) and output impedance (100Ω).
The STUDIOMASTER T700's output impedance is 47Ω against the Two.2's 100Ω. Both share output (0.1 mV), thd (0.005%), and cartridge type (MC).
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