CNC Phonostage required

[rajis141]

Dear members

Was looking for a phonostage and after observing superb reviews of CNC phonostage, I am interested in using one for my vinyl listening. I wish to purchase a CNC phonostage if available for sale.

Any help in this matter would be highly appreciated.

 

[manniraj]

Contact FM Sachin aka "sachu8888" on the forum for the CNC phonostage.

 

[rajis141]

Thanks.
Just to add to my previous post, would it be possible to get a ready to use CNC phonostage.

 

[Sumanta]

Thanks.
Just to add to my previous post, would it be possible to get a ready to use CNC phonostage.

Contact Sachin only.

 

[Shylo]

With a lot of good words about this phono stage and goading from fellow forum members I opted for it. Got it about two months ago. Post the burning n period I was in for an aural treat !!!!!!! Brilliant to say the least .. Felt significant improvement in the mids and highs. GO FOR IT !!! I am positive you'll enjoy it

 

[prakashsubbanna]

Hi Guys, to all you enlightened FMs...I want to know is a phono preamp necessary if you are running your TT with a vintage Integrated amp which has MM/MC phono inputs. ?

Pls. sort this buzz out of my head..hyeah: Regards.

 

[omishra]

Hi Guys, to all you enlightened FMs...I want to know is a phono preamp necessary if you are running your TT with a vintage Integrated amp which has MM/MC phono inputs. ?

Pls. sort this buzz out of my head..hyeah: Regards.

Not required unless you are unhappy. If you are happy and no etch for experiment then don't enter to muddy water.

 

[jls001]

then don't enter to muddy water.

Muddy water, LOL:lol:

If still keen to get dirty, the CNC is a very good phono preamp and will beat built-in phono preamp on most budget to mid-priced integrateds.

 

[manniraj]

Muddy water, LOL:lol:

If still keen to get dirty, the CNC is a very good phono preamp and will beat built-in phono preamp on most budget to mid-priced integrateds.

Joshua, seeing this statement the FM will surely start getting the "itch" for trying it out

 

[omishra]

Joshua, seeing this statement the FM will surely start getting the "itch" for trying it out

Thanks for correction its "itch" and not "etch".

 

[prakashsubbanna]

Hmm Gentleman, this is a fine line between muddy water and dry dock..

Ready to get dirty. But, my issue is it sounds good to me...& i am not sure it may or may not sound better. Unless some one up the music ladder evaluates my system & say..." There is more to it " hyeah:

Btw its an open invite to be my guest if your are in Bangalore.

Regards.

 

[rohitmusic]

Hi,
In my own experience I have a good vintage Pioneer amp and the CNC sounded much more cleaner and resolving as compared to inbuilt phono of the amplifier. The inbuilt phono is also nice but after connecting CNC the difference is clearly audible. Period.

Like already mentioned by FMs if you happy then dont take the path of constant "unhappiness". There is no end to "upgraditis"

Dont worry be happy! :lol:hyeah:

I am sorry if this makes your "itch" into a full blown "Khujlee" for an external phono stage But I feel its my duty to report my honest finding with you hence this post

Cheers!

Hi Guys, to all you enlightened FMs...I want to know is a phono preamp necessary if you are running your TT with a vintage Integrated amp which has MM/MC phono inputs. ?

Pls. sort this buzz out of my head..hyeah: Regards.

 

[sann]

if this makes your "itch" into a full blown "Khujlee"

incurable 'khujlee' that it is hyeah: