The phono stage amplifies the very tiny signal (between a few tens of microvolts and a few millivolts) from the phono cartridge to a line-level (about one volt) signal. This line-level signal can then drive a line-stage preamplifier, just as any other source component would.
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Lehmann Audio Black Cube Phono Stage
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Lehmann audio has developed a completely
new audio board for the legendary Black Cube
phono stage.
When Norbert Lehmann, audio engineer
and owner of Lehmann audio entered the
market in summer 1995 with the Black
Cube phono stage, no one could foresee the tremendous success of this rather plain
looking product.
Audio magazines and thousands of customers
worldwide appreciate the outstanding
audio performance. The Black Cube
has been recognized as a benchmark product
in its price class and beyond. It received
numerous awards and reached
unrivalled customer satisfaction.
Now there is a new Black Cube 2006! Norbert
Lehmann has designed a totally new
audio board. Experiences and customers
wishes of the last ten years have contributed to the design.
The new audio board version uses roughly
the same circuitry. Parts have been improved
substantially and some useful features
have been added
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Sonneteer Sedley
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"Loading flexibility is one of the aces up the Sedley's sleeve."
- What Hi-Fi June 99
"On Tori Amos' Little Earthquakes, for instance, her vocals were hauntingly pure; I just stopped taking notes and listened to the album all the way through"
- Hi-Fi World May 98
- WHAT HI-FI 5-STAR award, June 1999.
- Hi Fi World "World Winner" award, December 1998.
The Award winning Sonneteer Sedley is the first phono stage to come out of the Sonneteer stable. It has been designed to cope with both Moving Magnet and Moving Coil type cartridges and offers a selection of load matching options to accommodate most of what the market has to offer. The Sedley takes the minimalist approach as it is primarily designed to complement the Campion and Alabaster amplifiers, although should find itself at home in most systems.
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