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and so on to.51 and up to see how things work. you can get just about anything that has a chuncky little plug on it if you want to. The thorton is a great plug to have. I have a.40 and a.50. It also has a built in usb in jack.
also, the fact that its not a phono cartridge does not mean it doesnt work. phono cartridges are usually "translucent" or the crystal dont have that much sound from it. However the "flat" i just dont like, and phono plugs usually have a nice "speaker" look to them. If you are looking for something that just looks nice, get a phono plug.
Yeah, I don't care if the RCA's, MM, and MMX do the job better, I would rather use a phono plug than a phono connector because you can position the y/p wire differently and you can often rotate the MMX or RCA connectors so they don't look like a speaker.
I understand the "I don't know why" part of why you would want a phono jack. No idea why, really.
I don't want a phono jack on any of my amps, and probably never would. If I had to guess, I'd say it's because they could be switched out with a regular plug. If you have two sets of phono plugs, you can have them both connected to two different amps, for instance.
Not trying to put anyone down, I think the question of which is better is a matter of personal preference.
But the Aviom does not have a phono jack. It has a MM jack. If you are looking for a phono amplifier, the MM is what you want. You can use a MM for both phono and line level.
Check the price, not a bad deal and you can get it for less than $75 on the internet.
The first thing I noticed about the AC signal system is that the AC goes from -6dB to -9dB. That seems really soft to me.
Check the nameplate on the unit. If it says 12dB or 15dB you have a different signal system than the AC-11. The 11dB signal system has a lower sensitivity than the AC-11, but the lower sensitivity can be compensated for with higher gain.
That is really a huge issue to have
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