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Canor Audio PH 1.10
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MM/MC tube phono corrector with a cenotron rectifier in the power supply (anode voltage). A 9-lamp circuit without a common OOS, all lamps and passive components are carefully selected according to parameters. The transition capacitors are high-grade polypropylene. The MS input is equipped with a Lundahl boost transformer. The MM and MS inputs can be connected to the signal sources simultaneously without mutual influence.

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Specifications

  • Model name

    PH 1.10

  • Inputs (balanced)

    N/A

  • Inputs (single-ended)

    2

  • MC current-sensing input impedance (Ω)

    N/A

  • MM/MC voltage input impedance (Ω)

    MC1:10,20,40,80,150,300,600,1200; MC2: 2,5,10,20,40,80,150,300

  • Output impedance (Ω)

    100

  • Gain (dB)

    MC1: 70, MC2: 76

  • Playback EQ curves accuracy (dB)

    N/A

  • Frequency response low +/- 3dB (Hz)

    N/A

  • Frequency response high +/- 3dB (Hz)

    N/A

  • Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise (%)

    N/A

  • Dimensions (mm)

    435 x 170 x 485

  • Weight (kg)

    17

  • Official link

    https://canor-audio.de/en/ph-1-10-2/

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    Canor Audio PH 2.10

    The amplification stages of the model are made on a pair of 12AX7 dual triodes and a pair of 12AT7 dual triodes without common feedback. RIAA correction is performed by a fully passive circuit using only high-quality polystyrene and polypropylene capacitors.

  • ASTERION V2

    Phonostages

    Canor Audio ASTERION V2

    The MM/MC tube phono corrector is of the highest category with unbalanced and balanced inputs and outputs, a circuit without general negative feedback on 8 carefully selected lamps, fully differentially balanced, a rectifier on a cenotron. Simultaneous connection of the MM and MC pickups is allowed due to the presence of separate corresponding inputs.

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