REDGUM RGPH2 Phono Preamp
So you want to play your vinyl again, huh? Yes, a great way to start is with this little Phonostage that was tested in Bound For Sound magazine and rated as equal top unit (with another brand costing several times the price!!).
And, if you ever doubted that you could cope again with that pre-eminent downside of records (having been spoilt by CDs) …. as one customer puts it … “it has the ability to present record noise, clicks and pops and the like in a divided away space in the soundstage. Clicks and pops sound very clean and there is absolutely no trace of extra ringing or harmonic irregularities in the source material due to them. This is a wonderful result! The subjective outcome is the listener’s ability to get on with the music without having the inevitable surface noise getting in the way.”
So you want to play your vinyl again, huh? Yes, a great way to start is with this little Phono Preamp that was tested in Bound For Sound magazine and rated as equal top unit (with another brand costing several times the price!!).
And, if you ever doubted that you could cope again with that pre-eminent downside of records (having been spoilt by CDs) …. as one customer puts it … “it has the ability to present record noise, clicks and pops and the like in a divided away space in the soundstage. Clicks and pops sound very clean and there is absolutely no trace of extra ringing or harmonic irregularities in the source material due to them. This is a wonderful result! The subjective outcome is the listener’s ability to get on with the music without having the inevitable surface noise getting in the way.”
Switchable MM/MC. Power pack included in Australia only (but your dealer in The Rest Of The World can assist).
Made in Australia – truly!
(H 56 x W 95 x D 122 mm – 0.6 kg – 2 yr Warranty)
(H 2.2 x W 3.7 x D 4.8 in – 1.3 lb – 2 yr Warranty)
| Weight | 0.9 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 15 cm |
| PRODUCT DIMENSIONS | H 70 x W 110 x D 125 mm / H 2.75 x W 4.33 x D 5 in |
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