PROJECT TUBE BOX S2

Innovative miniature sized phono preamplifier with tube output and high end sound!
Tube Box S2 is our very first product to feature a fully discreet circuit design without using any operational amplifiers (OpAmps). It also is the first product to come with replaceable tubes for tube rolling and sound-shaping. This gives the customer many options to pick from and alter the sound signature to his preference. Tube Box S2 will give a full and relaxed laid back sound with lush mids, just like you would expect it from a much bigger high end tube phono pre-amplifier. It offers support for both MM and MC cartridges and comes with many gain settings to be switched on the front panel. Five variable input impedance settings are available to adjust to any MM cartridge, the 47k ohms input impedance setting is fixed and suited for high output MC cartridges. The aluminium/metal casing is adapted to our DS2 line in looks and protects against vibrations and electromagnetic interferences for superior sound.

Features
Suitable for MM and MC cartridges
Precise RIAA equalisation in two parts, passive/active
Fully discreet circuit design without OpAmps
2x ECC83 tubes (replaceable)
Front-sided Subsonic filter button
Front-sided Gain control
Ultra low noise circuitry with FET input stage
Dual mono circuitry for optimized channel separation
Polystyrene capacitors used where possible
Gold-plated RCA in- and outputs
External power adaptor and multiple internal power supplies
Well-filtrated high-voltage anode power supply
Sandwich alu/metal casing protects from vibrations and electromagnetic interference
Available in silver or black

Technical Specifications
Tubes 2 x ECC83 (12AX 7A)
Input impedance 10 ohms, 100 ohms, 1 kohm, 2 kohms
Input capacitance/impedance 47pF, 147pF, 267pF, 367 pF, 487 pF and 587 pF* / 47 kohms, Together with other input impedance settings without any influence!
Input gain 40 dB, 43 dB / 50 dB, 60 dB und 63 dB
Noise floor 80 dB (A weighted) at 40 dB input gain, 75dB (A weighted) at 50 dB and 63 dB input gain
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