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KOJO KE01 LP Antistatic Soft Sleeves

KOJO KE01 LP Antistatic Soft Sleeves

Anti-static LP inner sleeves that bleed off the charge your records pick up every time they're handled.

From $10.00 AUD
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KOJO KE03 CD/BD Antistatic Sheets

KOJO KE03 CD/BD Antistatic Sheets

Antistatic sheets that sit in the disc case: passive static control for the CDs and Blu-rays you actually play.

From $44.00 AUD
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KOJO KE02 CD/BD Antistatic Soft Sleeves

KOJO KE02 CD/BD Antistatic Soft Sleeves

Antistatic soft sleeves for CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays: keep the disc, lose the static and the dust it attracts.

From $62.00 AUD
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Arms, Cartridges and Phono FAQ

What is the difference between a phono cable and a regular RCA cable?
A phono cable is built for the tiny signal from a cartridge: lower capacitance, heavier shielding and a dedicated ground wire to prevent hum. A regular RCA interconnect can physically fit, but it is not optimised for the job.
What is the difference between MM and MC phono cartridges?
Moving magnet (MM) cartridges have higher output and work with standard phono inputs. Moving coil (MC) cartridges have much lower output, need more gain, and reward better cabling because any noise picked up is amplified along with the music.
Does my phono cable need a ground wire?
Usually yes. Most turntables and tonearms require the earth lead to be connected to the phono stage's ground terminal to avoid hum. All of our phono builds include a proper ground arrangement, matched to your setup.
What phono cable length and terminations can you build to order?
Standard lengths run from 0.5 m to 5.0 m in 0.5 m steps, with quality RCA terminations and the earth lead configured for your turntable and phono stage. Keep the run as short as practical for the quietest result.
How do I choose the right phono preamp for my turntable?
Match the preamp to your cartridge type first: MM or MC, and for MC check the gain and loading options. Then match your budget to how resolving the rest of the system is. We are happy to talk it through before you buy anything.