Nad replied to my question eventually, and here is the text of their message:
"Thank you for your recent request via the NAD Electronics web-site. I spoke
with technical services regarding your questions, and here is their input:
If the MC input is used there should not be a problem unless the cartridge
output is really low,say below a average of 100 microvolts ( 0.1mV).
The sensitivity of your speakers and and your power amplifier input
sensitivity will also come into the equation.
There is no problem with the standard range of ATC , Ortofon and Denon MC
cartridges when using the T162.
Best regards,
K. Pritchard
(sw)"
This, of course, only addresses the gain, the fixed loading on the MC input may be another factor to consider.
"Thank you for your recent request via the NAD Electronics web-site. I spoke
with technical services regarding your questions, and here is their input:
If the MC input is used there should not be a problem unless the cartridge
output is really low,say below a average of 100 microvolts ( 0.1mV).
The sensitivity of your speakers and and your power amplifier input
sensitivity will also come into the equation.
There is no problem with the standard range of ATC , Ortofon and Denon MC
cartridges when using the T162.
Best regards,
K. Pritchard
(sw)"
This, of course, only addresses the gain, the fixed loading on the MC input may be another factor to consider.