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RIAA amplifier

Our RIAA amplifiers ensure proper signal processing, low noise and compact design. Get the most out of your turntable with a high-quality RIAA amplifier.

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By Thomas Mørk

Owner & Product Specialist

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Thomas is the undisputed specialist in Denmark when it comes to high-end stereo systems and the assembly of complex systems. Leading audio manufacturers hire him to carry out their most demanding installations, underscoring his expertise and recognition in the industry. His deep understanding of system matching makes him one of the best in the country when it comes to getting all components to perform optimally together.

Thomas’ expertise also extends to cables and power, where he ensures that customers make the right choices to get the maximum out of their systems. He is also a master of turntables, and his precise adjustments mean that your vinyl has never sounded better.

FAQ about RIAA preamp

What is a RIAA amplifier?

A RIAA preamplifier is a preamplifier used to play vinyl records. It has two important functions: to amplify the weak signal coming from the record cartridge and to correct the frequency curve of the signal, which was altered during the cutting process so it could be stored on the record.

Why is a RIAA amplifier necessary?

The records are cut in such a way that the bass is reduced and the treble boosted, so the cartridge does not jump out of the groove, and to reduce noise and hiss. When the signal is amplified and sent to the speakers, the frequency response must be corrected again to provide accurate sound reproduction. Therefore, a RIAA amplifier is necessary.

How does a RIAA preamplifier work?

A RIAA preamplifier corrects the frequency curve of the signal and amplifies it to a level that can be sent to the speakers. A RIAA preamplifier works in such a way that it adapts the signal to what has been cut into the record.

How do I choose the right RIAA preamp?

The choice of RIAA preamplifier depends on several factors, including your budget, the type of cartridge you have, and which amplifier you use. It is important to choose an RIAA preamplifier that is compatible with your cartridge, as different cartridges require different amplifiers.

Which type of phono preamp should I choose?

It depends on your system and your cartridge. There are two types of RIAA amplifiers: MM (moving magnet) and MC (moving coil). MM amplifiers work with MM cartridges, while MC amplifiers work with MC cartridges. MC amplifiers require higher gain than MM amplifiers because of the weaker signal. Finally, there are also RIAA amplifiers that work with both MM and MC cartridges.