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In Reply to: Re: Not Exactly. posted by Mikenificent1 on March 26, 2001 at 22:30:05:
Now you have me confused. The Grieg is as far as a RIAA phonopreamp goes is a fully functional standalone RIAA preamp capable of taking the output of a MM or MC cartridge from 5mV to 0.1mV. That unequalized analog signal is amplified to whatever level is needed to get a digital sample of it and then sampled as a PCM stream up to 24/192 or as DSD. It is then equalized in the digital domain.
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