Arkless Electronics
Trade: Amp design and repairs.
If I was to convert my demo unit to current input who would be interested in trying it?
It will cost each person £11 postage to send it to the next person on the list by insured, tracked Royal Mail "Special Delivery", as it did when it was originally doing its several tours of the country.
These will be £255 for the conversion (Cambridge Audio 640P or 651P donor unit required) and I cannot stress strongly enough FOR MC ONLY unlike the MM/MC switchable standard version. The current input concept is only doable for MC's as they work into a "virtual short circuit" and no longer have loading requirements etc. MM's like to see 47K load as standard so completely unsuitable under any circumstances for a current input phono stage.
Those who already own an Arkless 640P can have it converted to current input for £40 plus postage.
The only other such units I know of which work in this way are the Dynavector P75 when in "Dr T Mode", the 47 Labs Phono Cube and the recent RSL phono stage.
If enough people wish to try it then I'll go ahead with it
It will cost each person £11 postage to send it to the next person on the list by insured, tracked Royal Mail "Special Delivery", as it did when it was originally doing its several tours of the country.
These will be £255 for the conversion (Cambridge Audio 640P or 651P donor unit required) and I cannot stress strongly enough FOR MC ONLY unlike the MM/MC switchable standard version. The current input concept is only doable for MC's as they work into a "virtual short circuit" and no longer have loading requirements etc. MM's like to see 47K load as standard so completely unsuitable under any circumstances for a current input phono stage.
Those who already own an Arkless 640P can have it converted to current input for £40 plus postage.
The only other such units I know of which work in this way are the Dynavector P75 when in "Dr T Mode", the 47 Labs Phono Cube and the recent RSL phono stage.
If enough people wish to try it then I'll go ahead with it