Vincent - PHO-700 - Phono MM/MC - with Outboard Power Supply - Black

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About Vincent - PHO-700 - Phono MM/MC - With Outboard

Vincent Audio's new two-chassis PHO-700 MM/MC phono stage puts its low-noise power supply in a completely separate chassis for pristine signal quality. It will reward you with an amazing vinyl experience. Separate cases for audio and power supply circuitry help isolate the signal chain from AC distortion and interference. It has a single phono input, which can be switched to accommodate low-output MC cartridges or MM/high-output MC cartridges. For more than ten years, Vincent Audio has been successfully designing and manufacturing phono preamplifiers. The new PHO-700 may be one of the German company's best compact preamp designs to date. Often overlooked in the digital era, vinyl has recently been experiencing a dramatic comeback. The preamp is a necessary component, which allows you to connect your turntable to receivers, amplifiers, and other gear that lack a dedicated phono input. In a record player, the output signal is at a much lower level than the signal from a line stage component, such as a CD player. So the challenge in building a great sounding phono stage is to provide a low-noise and loss-free transmission. Vincent met that challenge and exceeds expectations with the PHO-700. Vincent has deliberately omitted the typical 'wall-art' AC power adapter, opting for a specially designed and highly developed outboard power supply instead. Feeling is believing. The power unit has impressive heft when held in the hand and testifies to the quality of the transformer, metal chassis, shielding, and other components. This no-compromise approach to power helps the PHO-700 to achieve its low-noise performance. The voltage is highly regulated and filtered, so that the ripple and hum found in unconditioned AC power right out of the wall will not reach the phono section. The PHO-700 delivers the luxurious sound that can only be obtained with finely-made vacuum tube equipment as well as the power associated with solid state designs, including speed, reliability, and contro