Graham Slee Era Gold V Moving Magnet Phono Stage

The Era Gold V Phono Stage by Graham Slee works wonders with moving magnet and high output cartridges. So much so it had one influential reviewer declaring it to be miraculous!

Era Gold V takes over the reigns from where the legendary Gram Amp range leaves off, taking your vinyl sound to greater depths and heights.

The Graham Slee Era Gold V phono preamp is available with a mono switch option, a standard power supply, or with an upgraded PSU1 power supply. You can also upgrade to the PSU1 at a later date.

Era Gold V is a legacy product, superseded by the Reflex M. It was due to be retired along with the Jazz Club archival phono preamp variant. However, public demand for both these phono preamps is still high and therefore Graham Slee continue to manufacture and support them.

At a time when others were trying to win converts to vinyl by making it sound like CD - hoping to sell more phono preamps - the Era Gold V instead pushed the bandwidth much further which led to a more refreshing and inspiring sound.

Giving vinyl records room to breathe, it also did the same great trick as the Gram Amps, in pushing surface noise back and bringing the music to the fore.

Features

• A step-up from the Graham Slee Gram Amp models.
• High-performance solid-state Moving Magnet preamp for MM / High Output cartridges.
• Optional mono switch and PSU1 power supply upgrade.
• Improved bandwidth for more open, refreshing vinyl sound.

Specifications

• Input Range: 2 mV - 10 mV
• Output (for Input Range): 252 mV - 1,260 mV (1.26 V)
• Maximum Input: 39 mV rms
• Maximum Output: 4.914 V rms
• Gain: 42 dB (126) @ 1 kHz
• Input Impedance: 47 kOhms plus 100 pf
• Output Impedance: 910 Ohm
• Recommended Load Impedance: 10 kOhm or greater
• Noise At Output: -65 dB CCIR Q-pk
• Distortion: 0.02 %
• RIAA Accuracy: <0.5 dB
• Channel Balance: 0.2 dB
• Channel Separation: 64 dB
• Size (WxHxD): 107 x 50 x 180 mm (inc. jacks)

Included

• 1 x Era Gold V MM Phono Stage.
• 1 x Power Supply.

More Information

• Era Gold V Phono Stage, by Graham Slee