The volume level of vinyl is very dependent on a lot of things the gain of the phono stage, the output of the cartridge, and the gain of the line stage. The turntable should be more loud than a tuner or tape deck but will never be as loud as a digital source unless you have too much phono stage gain but then you will hear distortion in your records because the gain is too high.
Vinyl on NAD M10 lower volume
Hi, I am a very happy owner of the NAD M10. I also bought it to listen to vinyl and I notice a significant drop in volume compared to streaming when playing a LP. Need to turn up the volume about 15-20 points to get to the same level as streaming.
Any ideas on how to improve this?
Thinking of upgrading the phono preamp but I am not sure if this will work. Someone pointed out that it might have something to do with the ADC conversion that happens in the amp.
This would suggest an external ADC converter might help.
All tips are much appreciated.
Current setup:
NAD M10
B&W 705 Signature
Rega P3
Rega fono mini preamp
Any ideas on how to improve this?
Thinking of upgrading the phono preamp but I am not sure if this will work. Someone pointed out that it might have something to do with the ADC conversion that happens in the amp.
This would suggest an external ADC converter might help.
All tips are much appreciated.
Current setup:
NAD M10
B&W 705 Signature
Rega P3
Rega fono mini preamp