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RE: 150 or 180 ohms

thanks, Dave, your post is very informative! I too am a "bang for the buck" kinda guy, that is in part because I no longer have a job that is making money, and am back in school to get a job, or start up a new business doing electronics repair, so I am adding to my knowledge base by working on and learning from all the experts out here! I am currently using a Denon DL301 MkII cartridge, a LOMC, not sure that that will work directly into the Scott (or Sherwood when I get that one working...) but having the phono stage is a good option. And it is good to know that there are good quality plugs that will fit on those closely-spaced input jacks, thanks so much!

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