FluancePA10 High Fidelity Phono Preamp (Preamplifier) with RIAA Equalization for MM Turntables/Vinyl Record Players

Fluance preamp, paired with Fluance turntable, great quality, easy to set up, fantastic sound. No controls as re volume etc. Can't find any faults whatsoever. Would certainly recommend, especially if purchasing along with a Fluance turntable.

Sound quality is immense

I bought this to use with a different turntable to avoid swapping cables. An Amazon Warehouse item listed as "Used, like new." It was obvious it had been out of the box but it is in pristine condition. There's a manual and 24v power supply included. I don't know why some reviewers complain about the lack of cables. I don't know of any phono amplifier where they are supplied.I do have a phono amp which cost 8x this and comparing them both there's not much in it re sound and build quality. The PA10 sticks faithfully to RIAA equalisation which is good. I don't see the point of the 20Hz filter, I don't use it.The "keep it simple" principle applies here. It's just a small black ash finish box and a tiny unobtrusive l.e.d. on the front to indicate power on. Concentrate on the sound and not any fancy gimmicks. There's barely visible Fluance branding on the plain front.Easy set up. No on/off switch/button which, in my opinion isn't necessary. Electronics should ideally be left powered on. Continuous off/on is not good for components.It's a recommendation from me if a simple but effective amplifier is needed to boost that output from the cartridge, moving magnet only with this.

For the price this product is absolutely flawless. There is no muffling or distortion to any part of the audio spectrum. The rumble filter should be left off unless you have speakers on the same cabinet as your record player which I would never advise as all it does is cut the sub bass out to stop the needle skipping from your speakers vibrations.I've personally had Rega, Musical Fidelity, Cambridge and Schiit preamps and they covered the £99-£299 range and I would rank those as follows:1st: This Fluance Preamp2nd: Cambridge Audio Alva £299 (If you only have MC then go for this)3rd: Schiit Mani 2 £1704th: Musical Fidelity V90-LPS £1755th: Rega Fono Mini A2D £996th The preamp on my Wiim Ultra7th The preamp on my Klipsch Fives (truly awful)Kit used: Flurance RT-85 with Ortofon Blue MM > Preamps > Douk RCA 4 Way Selector > Wiim Ultra > Usb C to Usb B input on Hifiman EF499 DAC > RCA Out > Klipsch Fives McLaren.Of course without going A2D using a DAC your mileage may vary. My system is very much digital and I'm incorporating the vinyl in a way convenient to the modern world.

It has turbocharhed my turntable. Sound is more punchy. Transients are sharper. Hi-fidelity. No lousy sound here. However I dont know how i feel regardibg my setup looks because my turntable is brown and this is black colour.

Very good handed by courier

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