EMT is renewing itself

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[christensenleif@msn.com]

new banana

 

[christensenleif@msn.com]

and RIAA

 

[Argonaut]

Nice to see that EMT continue to support spinners of 78’s

 

[mtemur]

EMT 128 phono stage sounds as good as the looks but requires a relatively high output cartridge. it’s hard not to be impressed by the build quality when you open the top cover.

 

[wbass]

Great aesthetics at the least. That's a 9" arm on the new 928? I wonder if it can mount a 12". And if the phono stage is also battery-powered.

EMT 128

- Unique design concepts for best technical - and most musical-performance - All tube amplification with integrated input- and output-transformers - All circu

www.emt-tontechnik.ch

I'm guessing not on both questions.

 

[djsina2]

Looks like the Thales Slim.

 

[ddk]

Looks like the Thales Slim.

At this point EMT is simply a badge for Thales products. You’ll accept them if you like their house sound or hate them if you’re not a fan. Either way EMT exists no more. In a way it‘s been gone for decades.

david

 

[shakti]

EMT 128 phono stage sounds as good as the looks but requires a relatively high output cartridge.

The EMT 128 has a switchable Gain (64 and 70db), I had very good performance in using a Koetsu cartridge.

 

[djsina2]

EMT 128 phono stage sounds as good as the looks but requires a relatively high output cartridge. it’s hard not to be impressed by the build quality when you open the top cover.
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What’s the deal with those tubes? Soldered in and if you need replacement you undo that one bolt and get a new tube and daughter board from EMT?

 

[mtemur]

What’s the deal with those tubes? Soldered in and if you need replacement you undo that one bolt and get a new tube and daughter board from EMT?

probably yes. it’s not mine, a friend’s phono stage actually.