Graham Slee Era Gold V - MM Phono Stage Preamplifier

Graham Slee Era Gold V - MM Phono Stage Preamplifier

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The 'Miraculous' Era Gold V - Still Going Strong
The Era Gold V works wonders with moving magnet and high output cartridges.

So much so it had one influential reviewer declaring it to be miraculous!

The Era Gold V takes over the reigns from where our legendary Gram Amp range leaves off in taking your vinyl sound to greater depths and heights.

  • The Era Gold V phono preamp is available supplied with the PSU1 power supply, and a choice of voltages and power plugs; or in budget form with basic power supply, allowing you to upgrade to the PSU1 at a later date. Also available with mono switch option.
  • The Era Gold V Sound Took Many By Surprise
  • At the time when the Era Gold V was launched (2002) it was considered outragous to make a high quality solid-state phono preamp just for high output cartridges (but OK if you did it with tubes...).
  • But it gave those with less fortunate budgets the chance to hear what people with moving coil were hearing, giving moving coil a run for its money.
  • It was so good that many dealers hid them away for fear of their moving coil sales (honestly - it's true); and it wasn't until Michael Fremer reviewed it in the US Stereophile magazine, and TNT's Geoff Husband reported on it, that what it does for music became more widely known.
  • It Didn't Sound Like A CD Player
  • At a time when others were trying to win converts to vinyl by making it sound like CD - hoping to sell more phono preamps - the Era Gold V instead pushed the bandwidth much further which led to a more refreshing and inspiring sound.
  • Giving vinyl 'room to breathe' it also did the same great 'trick' as the Gram Amps, in pushing surface noise back and bringing the music to the fore.
  • Little wonder then that Michael Fremer declared it miraculous. By the way, he still uses his Era Gold V and it often features in tests.

  • Input range
    2mV to 10mV
  • Output (for input range)
    252mV to 1,260mV (1.26V)
  • Maximum input
    39mV rms
  • Maximum output
    4.914V rms
  • Gain
    42dB (126) at 1kHz
  • Input impedance
    47k Ohms plus 100pf
  • Output (driving/source) impedance
    910 Ohm
  • Recommended load impedance
    10k Ohm or greater
  • Noise at output
    -65dB CCIR Q-pk
  • Distortion
    0.02%
  • RIAA accuracy
    < 0.5dB
  • Channel balance
    0.2dB
  • Channel separation
    64dB
  • Size (approx.)
    W: 107 x H: 50 x D: 180 (mm) inc. jacks

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