Luxman LINE selector is what you need.
Running Two TT into one phono input, best options?
I am pretty sure I have broached this subject before, heck I may have even made a similar thread in the past.
But here is my quandary.
I have three TT but only two input on my phono.
I really do NOT want to plug/unplug every time I want to use one that is not plugged in atm.
So is there any good option for very low level switching out there?
My quick Google searching brought up a USA company called Decware that make passive preamps and switch boxes. What caught my eye was that they specifically have an option to configure a unit as low level tonearm input instead of line level.
Which sounds perfect to my ears, maybe....
www.decware.com.
Anyone ever used one of these or have other options or solutions?
Thanks and stay safe.
But here is my quandary.
I have three TT but only two input on my phono.
I really do NOT want to plug/unplug every time I want to use one that is not plugged in atm.
So is there any good option for very low level switching out there?
My quick Google searching brought up a USA company called Decware that make passive preamps and switch boxes. What caught my eye was that they specifically have an option to configure a unit as low level tonearm input instead of line level.
Which sounds perfect to my ears, maybe....
www.decware.com.
Anyone ever used one of these or have other options or solutions?
Thanks and stay safe.
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Luxman made switches under their top class turntable as as option to connect phono cables from two tonearm to one little box (located under the turntable). It was made in the golden age of analog for use with phono cartridges of that era. A separate Luxman Line Selector Box is very easy to upgrade with modern high-end components (and a bit of soldering skills). I've seen this box in use with high-end tonearms, can't remember, i think it was on youtube. I believe this box is a good quality. The best solution is a phono stage with as many phono inputs as you need. |