Just get some dale metal film resistor for the loading.

Posted by Cougar (A) on September 27, 2014 at 14:04:29

In Reply to: RE: How low is the output of the MC? posted by theaudiohiffle on September 27, 2014 at 13:04:55:

those should be good enough and you get some other values just in case without breaking the bank.

Just give the Sa-1000 preamp a shot and see how it reacts with this cart. That's the only way you will find out.

The Counterpoint SA-1000 responds very well to a few simple upgrades that will kill some more expensive preamps. better power supply caps, a few good resistors in the signal path, and some really good film caps in the signal path and you will have a really nice sounding preamp. preamp. I know cause I did mine like that.

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Topic - Counterpoint SA 1000 Preamp Low Output MC Settings - theaudiohiffle 19:59:22 09/24/14 (7)

There are little sockets for.... - Cougar 21:07:43 09/24/14 (6)

Thanks. Appreciate if you can verify.. - theaudiohiffle 20:48:00 09/26/14 (5)

How low is the output of the MC? - Cougar 21:03:52 09/26/14 (4)

RE: How low is the output of the MC? - theaudiohiffle 13:04:55 09/27/14 (3)

Just get some dale metal film resistor for the loading. - Cougar 14:04:29 09/27/14 (2)

RE: Just get some dale metal film resistor for the loading. - theaudiohiffle 09:18:56 09/28/14 (1)

Yes, i did the Plitron transformer upgrade.... - Cougar 10:59:18 09/28/14 (0)

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Just get some dale metal film resistor for the loading. - Cougar 14:04:29 09/27/14 (2)

RE: Just get some dale metal film resistor for the loading. - theaudiohiffle 09:18:56 09/28/14 (1)

Yes, i did the Plitron transformer upgrade.... - Cougar 10:59:18 09/28/14 (0)

Just get some dale metal film resistor for the loading.

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