H-7000V vs H3000
The H3000's mm gain is 44 dB against the H-7000V's 40 dB. Both share thd (0.300%) and output impedance (200Ω).
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The H-7000V is a two-chassis, tube-based phono preamplifier distinguished from the H-7000 by its selectable multi-curve LCR equalization. Its LCR circuit offers four turnover frequencies (250 Hz, 400 Hz, 500 Hz RIAA, and 700 Hz) and four roll-off settings (−16 dB, −13.7 dB RIAA, −11 dB, and −5 dB), allowing playback with several pre-RIAA record equalization curves. The design uses transformer coupling and no negative feedback. It provides two MC and two MM inputs, with RCA and balanced XLR outputs, and a separate power-supply chassis.
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The H3000's mm gain is 44 dB against the H-7000V's 40 dB. Both share thd (0.300%) and output impedance (200Ω).
The H7000 matches the H-7000V on thd (0.300%), mm gain (40 dB), and output impedance (200Ω).
The E.A.T. E-Glo 2's thd is 0.100% against the H-7000V's 0.300%, its mm gain 46 dB against 40 dB, and its output impedance 150Ω against 200Ω.
The C500's mm gain is 40.5 dB against the H-7000V's 40 dB, its thd 0.050% against 0.300%, and its output impedance 220Ω against 200Ω.
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