Фонокорректор стерео Pro-Ject Phono Box MM — 139 отзывов, плюсы и минусы
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I was impressed with the name, the pricepoint and the reviews here. My primary reason for buying this was to eliminate the hum I was getting in the system.
I tested it thoroughly and found it unsuitable for my setup (Project Debut Carbon TT, Pioneer AV receiver VSX-AX4ASi and bi-amped PMC floor standers).
My observations were as follows:
1. It had a very negligible impact on the hum. [Yes, I did connect the earhing terminals].
[Later I was able to eliminate the hum completely by putting the SKY box power lead on a different power point which obviously was creating the earthing differential in the set up.]
2. It had a slighly positive impact on the soundstage (in that it was bringing it marginally forward).
3. It had a very negative impact on the resolution of sound. It was muddling up the sounds as it was increasing the loudness. The separation between the various sounds (of musical instruments) was getting lost at the cost of slight increase in loudness.
So I had to return it.
Bought a second one, same problem. works for a weak, and then the left channel dies, as soon as I plug in a different (cheaper) preamp, both channels start working again.
Complete garbage.
Used in this system this inexpensive box has has produced results well beyond my expectations with a smooth, balanced audio performance including a sharp bass. Excellent value for money.
There's no on/off switch though, which means I end up leaving ot on all the time. Pity.
Highly Recommended.
You literally take the power adapter from you turntable off, plug the box output into that input on your turntable, and then plug the box into the wall. The ability to switch speeds and not screw around with the platter and pulley is worth the box alone, but the better sound...total bonus, didn't believe it would make one until I heard it!
The ONLY negative is the cord from the box to your TT is really short.
UPDATE: After fighting for a full refund, I bought another one of these, as I still believe this is the best option at this price point. It seems they have changed the power connector to a standard "barrel type". Your millage may vary, but if the power supply goes bad on my new unit, it is nice to know that I can easily replace it myself.
I cannot tell I use it because the audio sounds great, and there is NO added static.
Quality: 5/5
-All metal housing
-Extra ground to make sure there is no interference
-I use it with my Project Debut III and its a very nice match
Design: 5/5
-Well made and will last a long time
-I keep it hidden, I suggest you do the same. It doesn't need to be on display
Its a preamp, I'm new to the vinyl genre. If you're new and have no idea which preamp to buy, get this one. Cheap, no static, and its not finicky like the tube preamps or anything in the higher range. Very very good for beginners like myself
The hum was not got rid of, or reduced, in fact if anything it was worse, sending back.........
I bought this together with a Roland R05 digital recorder, connected my Pioneer 512 fitted with Ortofon FF15e via good quality cables to the R05 and Instant success!!
The sheer quality of this pre-amp (no hum or interference; superb S/N ration) gives a clear signal perfect as the line input for the R05.
As the R05 can record directly to Mp3 job done with outstanding results.
I would give this 10 stars if I could!
Compared to an Emotiva XPS-1, it is a tad quieter and a tad better sounding. Is it really $200 better? This depends upon your system and how golden you ear is. For my system and ears I am not sure if the difference was clear enough justify the extra clams.
Like the other reviewer mentioned, there is a bit of a boost in the mids or upper mids which can be harsh for some records - for others, it makes them sound more spacious and defined. Again I feel like higher quality cartridges and turntables would likely benefit from this unit where my for system (Technic 1200MK2 & Ortofon Concorde Pro) I think other budget options like the CA 651p or perhaps even the Phono Box S would be completely sufficient. The XPS-1 certainly is.
Now stop reading reviews and go back to listening!
Got a Pro-ject turntable for my birthday but my AV receiver couldn't handle it. Did a bit of research and found this. Great price and even better sound.
I noted from other reviews that it is un-switched so realised that the old unit had actually been connected for most of those 15 years. I have now set up the new unit so I can switch it off when not in use. It connects a Project deck with ortofon cartridge to Linn amp - performance appears really crisp.
Have not tried the USB funtionallity
Turned up exactly when i was told it would. Absolutely no problems...
Having said that the audio performance was good. There is a slight hum, but this is only detectable when nothing is being inputted. It could be eliminated by connecting to the earth point provided.
Good value for money!
Geoff
Sound quality is fine and exactly what I remember from using the turntable through previous amplifiers. It also works well with my new Rega turntable. Thoroughly recommended!
PS only suitably for moving magnet, (MM), cartridges, which is what all budget to





