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Super velspillende RIAA til MM og MC

Musical Fidelity M3x Vinyl tilbyder:

- MM and MC input
- Exact loading options for any cartridge
- Fully discrete circuit board design
- Special low core saturation toroidal transformer custom designed for phono stage requirements
- Environmental friendly - absolutely zero standby power consumption
- Split Passive RIAA and DECCA EQ
- Heavy aluminium frontplate with steel chassis
- Minimal electromagnetic interference from power supply to phono preamp
- Big chassis design enables huge distance between power transformer and amplifier section
- Made in the EU

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This is an accomplished and enjoyable product that does what it is supposed to at the price point – it allows the cartridge you use to reveal its own character without adding too much of the character of the electronics inside the M3X itself.

I would suggest that if we are being hyper critical (we are) the extreme top-end is slightly rolled off leading to what many will find to be a less taxing and more comfortable listening experience. Personally, I found this a little sonically confining and less open when compared to the more expensive unit I compared it to. However, it performs on a par with the phonos we have to hand and with regards to its looks and form-factor would seem to offer more bang for your buck.

The M3X has good looks, has a reasonable amount of flexibility with regards to loading, and the IEC/Rumble filter will be useful for some – as will the +6dB button.

The top and bottom of this phonostage is that there is very little to whine about and lots to commend.

AT A GLANCE

Build and Features:

Plenty of options for loading

Provision for MC and MM

Nice looking proper sized box that is well finished

Onboard rumble filter

Sound Quality:

Allows the cartridge to show its own character

Slightly rolled off at the very extremes of the top end – most noticeable on MCs

Quiet

Organic sounding with an overall lack of artifice

Value For Money:

I reckon this is pitched at the right price and represents good value for money given the sonics and the features on hand

We Loved:

Lovely looking and well finished

Enough parameters to satisfy all but the most hardened vinylista

Great sounding

We Didn’t Love So Much:

Not absolutely transparent in comparison to our costlier phonostages