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Overview
ThePH-77isareferencephonoequaliserwith23equalisationcurves,8gainlevels,64loadingsteps,threeswitchableinputs,NOSvalvecircuitry,and24-bit/96kHzvinylarchiving.
Key Features
Defining characteristics
AMR PH-77
23 Equalisation Curves
OptiEQ allows real-time remote selection of RIAA, Enhanced RIAA, Decca, Columbia, CCIR, AES, NAB, EMI, and other historical curves.
8 Gain Levels
Gain settings from 30dB to 72dB provide compatibility with cartridges from below 0.1mV to over 12mV.
64 Loading Steps
Wide resistive and capacitive loading options allow precise matching for moving coil and moving magnet cartridges.
Pure Valve Signal Path
A two-stage valve circuit uses NOS Mullard ECC81/12AT7 and Philips 5687WB valves in a Class A zero-feedback design.
Silver Leaf EQ Capacitors
Custom silver leaf capacitors selected to less than 1% tolerance form the equalisation network.
24-bit/96kHz Vinyl Archiving
A reference-grade analogue-to-digital converter allows high-quality USB transfer of vinyl to computer.
Hear every record as it was cut
With 23 equalisation curves, the PH-77 allows historic and modern vinyl pressings to be replayed with the correct curve rather than forcing every record through standard RIAA.
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Craftsmanship
Built for cartridges. Voiced for records. Designed for history.
The PH-77 treats vinyl replay as a complete historical and electrical challenge. Its EQ curves, gain levels, load settings, NOS valve complement, silver leaf capacitors, direct-coupled architecture, and USB archiving system allow records from different eras and labels to be reproduced with rare correctness and musicality.
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Every pressing has its own truth.
The PH-77 gives vinyl the equalisation, loading, gain, and valve signal path needed to reveal each record correctly.
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Select.
Three switchable inputs.
Multiple inputs support different cartridges, tonearms, mono/stereo setups, and MM or MC configurations.
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Match.
Gain and loading precision.
Eight gain levels and 64 loading steps allow accurate cartridge optimisation.
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Equalise.
OptiEQ curve library.
Twenty-three EQ curves enable correct playback of modern and historical pressings.
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Preserve.
Analogue and digital output.
The PH-77 provides RCA, XLR, and USB output for both listening and 24-bit/96kHz vinyl archiving.
Technical Excellence
23 curves. 64 loads. Pure valve gain.
The PH-77 combines extensive cartridge matching, historic equalisation support, NOS valve circuitry, low-noise operation, and 24-bit/96kHz USB archiving in one reference phono equaliser.
23
EQ Curves
64
Loading Steps
8
Gain Levels
24/96
USB Archiving
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RIAA is not the whole story
The PH-77 includes curves for major stereo, mono, and historical record standards.
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A valve path for fragile signals
NOS valves and passive EQ preserve the tiny cartridge signal with purity and presence.
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Listen now. Archive forever.
A 24-bit/96kHz ADC allows treasured vinyl to be preserved digitally via USB.
Specifications - AMR PH-77
- Configuration
- Phono Equaliser
- Inputs
- 1× Direct RCA input with custom loading, 3× switchable inputs
- Gain
- MC Lo: 72, 66, 60, 54dB; MM/MC Hi: 48, 42, 36, 30dB + Mute
- Frequency Response
- ±0.3dB of RIAA; 12Hz – 95kHz +0.3 / -3dB
- Noise
- < -145dBV A-weighted equivalent input noise
- EQ Curves
- 23 stereo and mono equalisation curves
- MC Loading
- 47Ω – 47kΩ selectable
- MM Loading
- 70pF – 680pF selectable
- Polarity
- Non-inverting
- Output Impedance
- RCA <200Ω, XLR <400Ω
- Outputs
- 1× RCA, 1× XLR, 1× USB
- ADC
- 24-bit/96kHz for vinyl archiving
- Valves
- EZ80, Mullard ECC81/12AT7, Philips 5687WB; 6 total / 3 per channel
- Display
- Vacuum Fluorescent Dot Matrix, 5-level adjustable including Off
- Dimensions
- 46 × 16 × 47cm
- Weight
- 28kg net
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