Making phono resistance plugs

there are also resistive loading kits (and capacitive ones too)

https://store.acousticsounds.com/d/60044/DB_Systems-DB_Systems_DBP-6_MC_Phono_Resistor_Loading_Kit-T...

https://www.stereophile.com/phonoaccessories/db_systems_dbp-6mc/index.html

MC Cartridge Loading 101

This is a good way and simple to do

Regards

Very cool gentlemen, thank you!

Oldhv, that reference you cited is poorly written at best and in some cases plain wrong, in my opinion. One could argue about the audibility of the load resistor itself, but it certainly is in the signal path, contrary to what is stated. Second, the article gives the impression that one can choose any load resistance by inserting a parallel plug, which of course is not true. The resistor in the parallel position will be in parallel with whatever is the fixed load resistance inside the phono stage, which is most often 47,000 ohms.Therefore, you can never achieve a load resistance higher than 47,000 ohms by using a parallel plug resistor.