Wright Phono pre-amp??

Jonahan...will you get a chance to hear the phono pre-amp? I am interested in hearing about it also!

I can only speak about the 3.5 watt 2A3 amp as that is the only piece I have auditioned. The sound was lovely but it did not have enough oomph to push my speakers (91 dB). Based on that limited exposure I can recommend them for the build quality versus price point. I think you get more than you pay for.

I have not heard the Wright Phono pre-amp, but I have recently heard a new one from Jungwurth Designs. It is a tube based phono preamp using 12AX7 tubes, point to point wiring, and very closely matched components +/- 1% unlike many that are within 10-15% tolerances of components. The specs were somewhere from 6Hz-70Khz, +/- 1db. or somewhere in that range. They make a limited number as they are all done by hand and instrument tested individual parts. They are selling for 2500.00 and is for MM only. I tested it with my Aries/JMW 10, Shure V15 and was very impressed. I will do further listening and I would like to hear the Wright. I do not have any interest in CD after hearing this. I may not need to go the MC route if this delivers the goods. Jeff

Rwd: Unfortunately, I have no plans to hear it in the near future.

Jeff
Forgetting that it is MM only $2500 Clams is over three times the price of the Wright.Given the quality of your table whether you get this phono that caught your fancy step up to a better cartridge.One thing you can find here on Audiogon is good deals on carts.$1800 Ortofon Jubilee for $750?A $2500 Van Den Hull Frog for $1200?The Sure is a venerable design but I'd treat myself.You only go around once.