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Dynavector P100 Phono Stage

LWA Staff
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Further Information: 
Today we have Dynavector P100 Phono Stage in Good Secondhand Condition - note the small surface scratch to the front of the unit.
We find there to be limited information available on this unit, but here are the key features we've been able to find:

> Original Phono Amplifier from Dynavector with fully passive RIAA stage

> Contains effectively 2 separate phono amplifiers in one chassis: one for Low Output MC and one for High Output MC

> Both amplifiers can be connected simultaneously, ideal for users with multiple turntables

> Manufactured from around 1997 to 2003, the Dynavector P100 has garnered a cult following among enthusiasts.

Any additional insights from fellow StereoNET members are welcome! One drawback that seems to come up is its passive RIAA stage, limiting the overall gain to approximately 58dB, which may pose challenges with low output moving coils. Just something to be aware of. This was corrected in newer models. 
 

 

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