fonolab Remton LCR Tube MC Phono Stage

fonolab Remton Audio LCR MM Tube Phono Stage

with separate Balanced MC Step-Up Transformer

 

In collaboration with Remton Audio, our long-time analog audio partner, we offer a combination of an LCR MM tube phono stage and an external balanced MC step-up transformer.

 

With our participation, Remton Audio has created a series of tube phono stages based on the famous Remton Audio LCR model with the ability to expand the system to a fully balanced one.

Improvements have been made to shielding and vibration suppression, as well as a redesigned appearance. to match the design of our step-up transformers and our other products.

 

The result is a fully balanced phono stage with all the advantages of such solution, namely common-mode rejection, where noise signals are squashed, lower noise and distortion.

 

A balanced cartridge, a balanced transformer combined with a balanced phono stage, so we've taken the magic of analog signaling one step further.

 

An ideal solution for the progressive construction of a high-quality audio system.

Specifications:

 

Fully balanced Passive LCR RIAA equalization

Zero negative feedback

Soft-start DC high voltage supply

Frequency response RIAA: 20 Hz to 20 kHz ±0.3 dB

Input impedance: from 36 Ohm to 100 kOhm

Input capacitance: 0, 47 pF, 100 pF, 147 pF, 220 pF, 267 pF, 367 pF

MC Input impedance: 0-5 / 40 Ohms (Ratio: 1:33 / 1:10)

Output impedance: 200 Ohms

Gain: 48dB

Dimensions: 386 x 295 x 85 mm

Weight: 12 kg

fonolab has its own engineering department, so we can offer a wide range of bespoke front panel finishes.

 

If you have a prefered color scheme, we can produce your unique SVPER QVATTVOR Step-Up transformer design complimentary.

 

Contact your fonolab Dealer or Contact Us and let your imagination run wild.

 

 

A unique feature of this model is the ability to upgrade to a balanced mode by adding a second unbalanced device.

This model is also available immediately in a balanced configuration.

 

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