Plinius PLINIUS M7 is a preamplifier designed and manufactured by hand in New Zealand. It's a high-quality device that will maintain its high level of performance for years to come.
The M7 features an "onboard" power supply, which consists of a pcb mounted transformer and a tightly regulated power regulation system. It has a phono stage with a FET amplifier without overall feedback, which is similar to a tube circuit, followed by the high frequency equalisation and an active feedback low frequency stage.
The M7 has been designed to operate with medium to high output moving coil cartridges, but it will also accept the output of lower level moving magnets. There is a small jumper located on the Phono Board that can be moved to provide an extra 2dB of gain if required.
Plinius PLINIUS M7 is a preamplifier designed and manufactured by hand in New Zealand. It's a high-quality device that will maintain its high level of performance for years to come.
The M7 features an "onboard" power supply, which consists of a pcb mounted transformer and a tightly regulated power regulation system. It has a phono stage with a FET amplifier without overall feedback, which is similar to a tube circuit, followed by the high frequency equalisation and an active feedback low frequency stage.
The M7 has been designed to operate with medium to high output moving coil cartridges, but it will also accept the output of lower level moving magnets. There is a small jumper located on the Phono Board that can be moved to provide an extra 2dB of gain if required.
Plinius PLINIUS M7 is a preamplifier designed and manufactured by hand in New Zealand. It's a high-quality device that will maintain its high level of performance for years to come.
The M7 features an "onboard" power supply, which consists of a pcb mounted transformer and a tightly regulated power regulation system. It has a phono stage with a FET amplifier without overall feedback, which is similar to a tube circuit, followed by the high frequency equalisation and an active feedback low frequency stage.
The M7 has been designed to operate with medium to high output moving coil cartridges, but it will also accept the output of lower level moving magnets. There is a small jumper located on the Phono Board that can be moved to provide an extra 2dB of gain if required.
Ask a question and I''ll find the answer in the document
Finding information in a document is now easier with AI