Phono Stage Capacitance at Holly Hernandez blog

Phono Stage Capacitance. A phono stage is needed for two reasons. Well, if receivers are welcome; Well, you need to add together the capacitance of the tonearm cable, then the capacitance of the cable between the turntable. I could only find one board where posters looked at the service manual and discovered on their own that has high input. It did have 470pf loading too, so i just omitted the capacitor and relied on the capacitance of the cabling etc. I measured the cable capacitance + tone arm lead capacitance and found them to be around 50pf. Lower capacitance means more treble. I'm using a homebrew mm phono stage based on the naim design. The cable length from the. With the availability of varioius phono stages i see that the input capacitance varies from make to make. I see the 330pf to ground through the 330 ohm. I'm using an at vm95ml cartridge, which likes to see 100pf to 200pf loading. A higher inductance cart means it needs a higher load capacitance to perform optimally. Since yours is presumably new and under warrantee, then i'd get your dealer to. The load capacitance can make a big difference depending on the cartridge.

I'm using an at vm95ml cartridge, which likes to see 100pf to 200pf loading. A higher inductance cart means it needs a higher load capacitance to perform optimally. With the availability of varioius phono stages i see that the input capacitance varies from make to make. A phono stage is needed for two reasons. Since yours is presumably new and under warrantee, then i'd get your dealer to. Well, if receivers are welcome; It did have 470pf loading too, so i just omitted the capacitor and relied on the capacitance of the cabling etc. I could only find one board where posters looked at the service manual and discovered on their own that has high input. The electrical output of a cartridge is far too small to be amplified adequately by simply. I measured the cable capacitance + tone arm lead capacitance and found them to be around 50pf.

Lowering the capacitance on a phono stage pink fish media

Phono Stage Capacitance Well, you need to add together the capacitance of the tonearm cable, then the capacitance of the cable between the turntable. The load capacitance can make a big difference depending on the cartridge. A phono stage is needed for two reasons. Lower capacitance means more treble. A higher inductance cart means it needs a higher load capacitance to perform optimally. I could only find one board where posters looked at the service manual and discovered on their own that has high input. Well, if receivers are welcome; It did have 470pf loading too, so i just omitted the capacitor and relied on the capacitance of the cabling etc. Since yours is presumably new and under warrantee, then i'd get your dealer to. The electrical output of a cartridge is far too small to be amplified adequately by simply. I'm using an at vm95ml cartridge, which likes to see 100pf to 200pf loading. With the availability of varioius phono stages i see that the input capacitance varies from make to make. The cable length from the. Well, you need to add together the capacitance of the tonearm cable, then the capacitance of the cable between the turntable. I measured the cable capacitance + tone arm lead capacitance and found them to be around 50pf. I see the 330pf to ground through the 330 ohm.