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Thread: WTD: SUT / Head Amp for Denon 103r

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    Join Date: Jan 2019

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    Default WTD: SUT / Head Amp for Denon 103r

    I have a tricked out Denon 103r I wish to use with the MM input on my Marantz PM4 (MC input isn’t so well).

    Currently using an entry level MC stage but can’t help thinking I’d do better via the internal MM stage on the PM4 so what have you got?

    Budget would be up to £250 max.

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    I have an MFA Classic Baby SUT (1:10) to move on, it has 6 different loading options.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lurch View Post
    I have an MFA Classic Baby SUT (1:10) to move on, it has 6 different loading options.

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    Thank you but I fear out my price range....

    I should have said, looking to spend around £250 max.

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    Now sorted thanks.

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