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Dynavector P75 Mk ii

I'm currently comparing the Dynavector P75 Mk II against my PS Audio GCPH. While the P75 is "quieter", I'm getting a feel that it has just a bit more of an edgy sound than the GCPH. Dynamics and detail are a tad better on the P75, but at the cost of making the sound a bit less "comfortable". I keep going back to the GCPH. My turntable is a VPI Classic 1, with Dynavector 20X2L, running the P75 in phono enhancer mode.

Has anyone else noticed this about the sound signature of the P75?
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islandmandan
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I've had both of these preamps, your idea of the GCPH being better is IME, the better sounding unit.

I then moved on to the Simaudio Moon LP 5.3, with outboard power supply. That was much better, but I wound up selling it to someone with the Dyna P75.

He wasn't prepared for how much better his Scout sounded. I moved on to a tubed phono stage (Modwright SWP 9.0, w/upgraded power supply), that will remain in service for me for the unforseeable future. It's a real keeper.
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