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Cartridge Loading Explained. mc cartridge loading 101. There are two interfaces in the system. a rule of thumb is that the maximum cartridge output can be 10x the nominal value, so the phono stage needs. cartridge loading this is a quick study of various phonograph cartridge loading conditions, a rather straightforward. You can add to these values by using external loading plugs, or even by soldering in different components if your phono stage doesn't have a selection. this article covers the importance of knowing your cartridge overall length (coal) and cartridge base to bullet ogive (cbto) when reloading. your record reproduction system operates in two energy domains, one mechanical and the other electronic. cartridge loading has a major influence on reproduction. the rough rule of thumb for loading an mc cartridge, as many readers are aware, is that the load resistance should exceed the cartridge's internal impedance by about a factor of 10.

your record reproduction system operates in two energy domains, one mechanical and the other electronic. a rule of thumb is that the maximum cartridge output can be 10x the nominal value, so the phono stage needs. the rough rule of thumb for loading an mc cartridge, as many readers are aware, is that the load resistance should exceed the cartridge's internal impedance by about a factor of 10. mc cartridge loading 101. You can add to these values by using external loading plugs, or even by soldering in different components if your phono stage doesn't have a selection. There are two interfaces in the system. cartridge loading this is a quick study of various phonograph cartridge loading conditions, a rather straightforward. cartridge loading has a major influence on reproduction. this article covers the importance of knowing your cartridge overall length (coal) and cartridge base to bullet ogive (cbto) when reloading.

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Cartridge Loading Explained a rule of thumb is that the maximum cartridge output can be 10x the nominal value, so the phono stage needs. cartridge loading has a major influence on reproduction. this article covers the importance of knowing your cartridge overall length (coal) and cartridge base to bullet ogive (cbto) when reloading. There are two interfaces in the system. cartridge loading this is a quick study of various phonograph cartridge loading conditions, a rather straightforward. your record reproduction system operates in two energy domains, one mechanical and the other electronic. mc cartridge loading 101. a rule of thumb is that the maximum cartridge output can be 10x the nominal value, so the phono stage needs. You can add to these values by using external loading plugs, or even by soldering in different components if your phono stage doesn't have a selection. the rough rule of thumb for loading an mc cartridge, as many readers are aware, is that the load resistance should exceed the cartridge's internal impedance by about a factor of 10.