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    Default Goldring Eroica L gain setting ?

    As above , anyone know what this should be please ?

    I found the load setting of 100ohm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio Al View Post
    I found the load setting of 100ohm
    Have a chocolate Noddy

    What are you running it into?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratmangler View Post
    Have a chocolate Noddy

    What are you running it into?
    Are we speaking pre amp / amp / speakers ?

    I now have a vista Audio phono 2 with all the switches
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    It is 0.25mV output as I can see, so I'd say you need a gain figure of over 60dB. Anything 60 to 68dB should be fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firebottle View Post
    It is 0.25mV output as I can see, so I'd say you need a gain figure of over 60dB. Anything 60 to 68dB should be fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratmangler View Post
    Thanks 60 db it is then
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    Quote Originally Posted by Firebottle View Post
    It is 0.25mV output as I can see, so I'd say you need a gain figure of over 60dB. Anything 60 to 68dB should be fine.
    my denon 103 sa has 0.25 output as well,the head amp i use is a denon ha-500 which has 2 gain settings,1 at 32db,the other at 24db.
    are you saying it would be best with 60 db?
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    scrub that,im talking bollocks as usual. i forgot the gain that the mm stage already has !
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