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Chord SYMPHONIC
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The Chord Electronics Symphonic phono corrector is designed for use with movable coil (MC) pickups. Symphonic provides an almost infinite number of combinations of input sensitivity and input impedance. The symmetrical or unbalanced inputs used are illuminated by LED indicators. The Symphonic design also uses a new woofer filter that effectively suppresses low-frequency interference occurring in both channels.

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Specifications

  • Model name

    SYMPHONIC

  • Inputs (balanced)

    N/A

  • Inputs (single-ended)

    N/A

  • MC current-sensing input impedance (Ω)

    N/A

  • MM/MC voltage input impedance (Ω)

    N/A

  • Output impedance (Ω)

    600

  • Gain (dB)

    N/A

  • Playback EQ curves accuracy (dB)

    N/A

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

    5

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

    40 000

  • Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise (%)

    N/A

  • Dimensions (mm)

    333.5 x 59 x 142

  • Weight (kg)

    6

  • Official link

    https://chordelectronics.co.uk/product/symphonic

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