Thanks for the recommendation. I didnt pay anything for it, it was one of those unusual situations where a family member gives it to you to sit it while he lives abroad for indefinite number of years. I know, lucky me, but thats why im not sure if i should invest on that preamp if im gonna have to return it after some years. Will see.
Is the Mark Levinson 38 preamp a good match for a Project Xpression III Turntable?
Thanks in advance for your comments
Hi rph1, Thanks for the recommendation. I didnt pay anything for it, it was one of those unusual situations where a family member gives it to you to sit it while he lives abroad for indefinite number of years. I know, lucky me, but thats why im not sure if i should invest on that preamp if im gonna have to return it after some years. Will see. |
As you can see no phono input so you need an outboard phono preamp. Mark Levinson No.38 preamplifier SpecificationsSidebar 1: Specifications Description: Remote-controlled line-stage preamplifier. Gain: –73.1dB to +18dB. Inputs: two stereo balanced (XLR), four single-ended (RCA), one Mark Levinson Link communications connector, one 1/8" mini-jack for external IR repeater. Outputs: one balanced stereo main output (XLR), one single-ended stereo main output (RCA), two stereo record outputs (RCA), one Mark Levinson Link communication connector. Input impedance: 100k ohms. Output impedance: <6 ohms. Input overload: >16V. Maximum output: 16V RMS, balanced. Power consumption: 40W. Read more at https://www.stereophile.com/content/mark-levinson-no38-preamplifier-specifications#cZI2oPSWU3siBHTT.... |