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T+A is a German high-end audio equipment manufacturer known for producing premium quality amplifiers, speakers, and digital audio players.

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The PHE P/PA R MM and PHE P/PA R MC modules are designed specifically for use in the integrated amplifiers of the R 2000 series. These modules are strategically positioned at the input sockets to ensure optimal performance, employing advanced circuit components and a channel-separate design to enhance sound quality. The robust metal housing of these modules not only provides excellent shielding against interference but also leads to superior measured performance metrics.

For the MM module, users have the flexibility to adjust the input sensitivity across eight different levels, with the option to include or exclude a sub-sonic filter, depending on their needs. Furthermore, the module offers sixteen selectable input capacitance values, allowing for precise customization and optimization according to user preference and equipment compatibility. Specifically, the MM module provides an input sensitivity range from 1.0 mV to values exceeding 10.0 mV, and it supports input capacitance variations from 70 pF to 460 pF.

Similarly, the MC module features the same level of adaptability, where the input sensitivity can be adjusted across eight levels, again with the option for sub-sonic filtering. This module also provides for sixteen different input impedance settings, ensuring a tailored fit for varying audio setups. The MC module's input sensitivity ranges from 100 µV to values exceeding 1200 µV, while input impedance can be adjusted between 55 Ohms and 1000 Ohms.

These design choices ensure that both the PHE P/PA R MM and MC modules deliver high-quality audio reproduction, providing audiophiles with the ability to fine-tune their systems for an optimal listening experience. However, further specifics about these modules, such as additional features or compatibility considerations, are not available in the current scope of information.

PHE P/PA R MM

by T+A

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