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In Reply to: RE: warning posted by Maril555 on March 1, 2021 at 04:30:25:
is to remove the component which causes too much gain! - or get with the manufacturer to better match the gain to your source(s).
I had an Audio Research SP-9MKIII years ago that needed lots of gain to work with MC cartridges. It split the phono/line stage gain at 46db/20db. Which worked fine with vinyl, but offered way too much for digital sources. They later added a simple jumper than reduced the gain to the CD input to 9db. Perfect.
You don't need tons of gain for most digital/line sources. Fix the problem at the source rather than putting band aid on it.
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