GC Audio Inherit Cartridge RE 11

The GC Audio RE 11 Inherit Cartridge is an outstanding high - gain monolithic preamplifier. It's crafted to meet the strict needs of sound engineers, delivering pristine, distortion - free recordings. This cartridge features an ultra - low noise integrated preamplifier and a high - quality PCB construction. The built - in balancing IC ensures excellent signal integrity, making it easy to integrate into complex audio setups. Ideal for professional audio, it excels in high - gain recording environments, whether you're in a quiet studio or dealing with challenging sound sources. It provides remarkable gain levels, capturing every audio detail accurately. With minimal noise and distortion, even in extreme gain situations, it's a top choice for engineers seeking clarity and precision. It offers versatility and reliability, making it a must - have for any serious recording setup. Key Features: Ultra - low noise integrated preamplifier; Integrated balancing IC for great signal integrity; Designed for clean, low - distortion recordings; Efficient and robust PCB construction; Perfect for high - gain recording; Reliable for demanding audio applications. Technical Specifications: Weight: 2.2 lbs; PAD: - 20dB; Input Impedance: 5K Ohms; EIN (150 Ohms source at max gain – 20/22Khz): - 127 dBu unweighted, - 130 dBu weighted A; THD + N: 0.005%. What’s Included: Inherit Cartridge RE 11.

Using the GC Audio RE 11 Inherit Cartridge is a breeze. First, make sure it's properly connected to your audio setup. It can easily integrate into complex systems thanks to the built - in balancing IC. When recording, you'll notice it works great in both quiet environments and when you need high gain for challenging sound sources. Just turn it on and let it do its job to capture clear, detailed audio. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you're not using it for a long time, store it in a protective case. Also, be gentle when handling the cartridge to prevent any damage to the internal components. If you have any issues, it's best to consult a professional audio technician.