staticV3
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The ADC has >120dB of dynamic range, while viny is said to have ~60dB of dynamic range. Even if your signal is too low to make full use of the ADCs DR, with vinyl, there's enough headroom that it does not matter:1. The output voltage of the mc cartridge is 0.3mV. ADC will amplify by 60dB and we get after the ADC - 300mV. At the ADC Cosmos the minimum sensitivity is 1.7V... Such a ratio of output voltage from the ACU to ADC sensitivity is normal? Wouldn't the recording be quiet and without dynamics?
Just make sure that after you're done recording, you normalize the recording to -0.5dBFS Peak or thereabouts.
I'd use the APU as pre combined with the ADC's RIAA mode.2. If I use my phono preamp, with an output impedance of 850 ohms and +65dB for mс. Then for the same 0,3mV cartridge I will get 530mV and 850 ohms at the output. I.e. for normal impedance matching I have to choose in ADC Cosmos mode 43V and 13.6kOhm... But nothing will come out of this... How can I use the Cosmos ADC for recording?