Vinyl

A tube phono corrector for connecting a vinyl record player to the line input of an amplifier. It has a low noise level, suitable for MM and MS cartridges. An external power supply is used to reduce interference.

The Vitus Audio MP-P201 Mk.III phono corrector uses the same discrete amplification cascade modules that were developed for the MP-L201 model, but for this phono corrector they have been optimized to achieve much lower noise levels.

The SP-103 features a modular design that makes it easy to perform future upgrades. An external power supply is also provided, which significantly reduces the noise level in the signal circuit. For this iteration, Vitus Audio took everything they learned and developed for the MP-P201 MkII and optimized the technology to fit a smaller body.

Features of the model: external power supply, support for mono cartridges, control of load and gain settings from the front panel of the device or using an additional remote control.

The PH 150 is a design based on a lamp transformer with an external power supply SPS 150.

ModWright Instruments PH 9.0 allows you to adjust the load on the fly, the gain reaches 66 dB for the MS section and 52 dB for the MM section. The circuit design is lamp-type.

The LCR Phono preamplifier uses only passive components: inductors (L), capacitors (C) and resistors (R). Although this is a more complex method, the unique design characteristics and performance of the LCR Phono make the effort worthwhile. Only the inductors are in the signal path; the capacitors and resistors are used in parallel circuits. This means the audio signal passes through fewer components and maintains a higher level of purity.

The YBA Passion PH150 phono corrector works with MM and MC heads. The phono corrector circuit is designed in such a way that the Passion PH150 automatically understands which type of cartridge is being used and adjusts the parameters. This is the basis of the YBA philosophy: to avoid unnecessary signal paths. The power supply of the PH150 is separate from the main amplification circuit.

The YBA Genesis PH1 phono corrector works with MM/MC and MC high output cartridges. The selector knob on the front panel of the F1 has only two options (MM or MC), although it accepts MC with a high output level. The circuit is designed so that it automatically detects which type of cartridge is being used, and the appropriate settings will be adjusted if selected correctly using the toggle switch on the back panel.

The YBA Heritage PH100 allows the resistance of plug-in MS cartridges in the range from 2 to 100 ohms, the phono corrector can also function with MS pickups with a load of 47 kOhms. The accuracy of the RIAA curve is very high - within 0.3 dB over the entire frequency spectrum, distortion does not exceed 0.005%.

Three-block phono corrector-preamp Lamm LP1. Dual mono tube preamp with two separate neutral power sources equipped with full-wave vacuum rectifiers, choke filters, high-voltage vacuum lamp regulators, solid-state analog non-switchable low voltage regulators used as heater power sources. Lamp set: two-6C3P (6C3P), two-6C45P (6C45P) and (phono corrector); four-12AX3/12 BE3, two-6C19P (6C19P), two-6AK5, two-5651A (power supply).

A tube phono corrector, assembled according to the principle of double mono. RIAA correction is passive, on high–quality elements with minimal tolerances. There is no general negative feedback. The amplification stages are based on unique 417A/5842 lamps manufactured by Western Electric, which have high steepness characteristics.

The vinyl player received a Vi series tonearm. The letter I in the name means an improved series compared to the V line.

The SME Model 8 is a completely redesigned version of the "entry-level" record player (by SME standards, of course) and is the successor to the Model 6 turntable. The novelty has a high-density polymer base (available in white, black and dark blue) and a more massive support disc, which corresponds to the manufacturer's statement about a 40% increase in weight compared to the previous model.

The Octave Phono EQ.2 is able to meet the needs of most fans of high-quality analog sound, dissatisfied with budget phono correctors, which are integrated into amplifiers or preamps and in most cases are manufactured according to the residual principle.

The Skoll F. phono corrector is a fully balanced, discrete Class A, feedback—free phono corrector that provides an even higher level of amplification than the Stjarna. With low noise levels and up to 70 dB gain, as well as the ability to use balanced inputs, Skol offers the highest value for money.

The model uses the Forkbeard platform, a patented multifunctional multi-stack Schiit control system that uses an application for mobile gadgets for full control and visibility of the system's performance.

Compared to the Ortofon MC Diamond on which it is based, Gryphon’s Black Diamond DLC stands out visually with its rich black DLC (diamond-like carbon) coating. The DLC-TR SLM-coated titanium used in the Black Diamond DLC was developed by Gryphon in collaboration with the Danish Institute of Technology and offers tangible sonic benefits: the speed of sound transmission and resonance of titanium is doubled from 9,000 meters per second to 18,000 meters per second. Gryphon thus claims to achieve a level of clarity, detail and musicality that is unachievable in any other way. Full specs coming soon.

The A1.2 has a fully automatic start/stop and offers an 8.3” ultra-light-mass aluminium tonearm, built-in switchable phono preamp, and Pro-Ject MM E cartridge.

The main difference between the T+A G2000 R vinyl turntable and the base model is the built-in PH-G R MC phono corrector board. The well-shielded board is placed in a special compartment in the bottom of the case and is equipped with a group of switches that allow you to change the input impedance and sensitivity of the preamplifier to accurately match the technical parameters of the installed cartridge. The model is based on the design of the famous vinyl turntable G 1260 R.