Phono preamp for Accuphase E306V and SL7 Technics turntable

[Namha2006]

Hello everyone, I am the new member. I have an Accuphase integrated model : E306V, my turntable is Technics model: SL7. Unfortunately, there is no phono in my Accuphase E306V. I am looking for a suitable phono preamp for my system with the budget of about $500. Could you please kindly advise me which one I should buy?

Many thanks indeed.
Ha Nguyen

 

[restorer-john]

Unfortunately, there is no phono in my Accuphase E306V

Have you put in a search on eBay or contacted Accuphase directly about obtaining the AD-10 phono stage?

There's plenty for sale.

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[Chrispy]

One of the ART models perhaps....

 

[Namha2006]

Have you put in a search on eBay or contacted Accuphase directly about obtaining the AD-10 phono stage?

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There's plenty for sale.

Ad-10 Accuphase for sale | eBay

Find great deals on eBay for Ad-10 Accuphase. Shop with confidence.

www.ebay.com.au

Accuphase Phono Card AD-10 | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Accuphase Phono Card AD-10 at the best online prices at eBay!

www.ebay.com.au

Many thanks for your kind advise. I will consider and will find out how to install it to my E306V.

 

[BDWoody]

If the AD-10 doesn't work out for whatever reason, I would recommend the Parks Audio Waxwing.

Very capable, and fun to play with.

 

[Namha2006]

One of the ART models perhaps....

Many thanks, Chrispy. Is this ART DJPRE II as the photo attached? can you recommend the good and budget one?

 

[Namha2006]

If the AD-10 doesn't work out for whatever reason, I would recommend the Parks Audio Waxwing.

Very capable, and fun to play with.

Many thanks for your kind advice!

 

[linuxfan]

I will consider and will find out how to install it to my E306V.

Remove the cover plate and slide the AD-10 card into the exposed slot. Done.

Alternatively the Cambridge Audio Solo/Duo are highly reviewed on this forum.
The Solo is for moving magnet cartridges only. US$230
The Duo is for MM and MC cartridges. US $350

 

[Namha2006]

Remove the cover plate and slide the AD-10 card into the exposed slot. Done.

Alternatively the Cambridge Audio Solo/Duo are highly reviewed on this forum.
The Solo is for moving magnet cartridges only. US$230
The Duo is for MM and MC cartridges. US $350

Many thanks indeed for your kind advice. I like to purchase the Cambridge Audio Solo!

 

[thegeton]

I have the Duo and love it.

 

[markstein]

I can recommend the ProJect DS-3B with balanced connection to your turntable. Using it myself with an Audio Technica 33 PTG II (MC) on a Technics SL1210GR with stock tone arm and stock tone arm cabling and there is absolutely no hum and no distortion. You can adjust input impedance, input resistance, amplification, and it has an effective rumble filter.

If I would buy new today, I would like to try the Classic Audio MC Pro or MM Pro by Michael Fidler. They seem very well engineered, however, unfortunately are very expensive.