In response to some of the shortcomings of the traditional Maruss 7 circuit, the Japanese and Shigeru Takeda improved it on the basis of the Maruss 7 circuit. The improved circuit is called the Takeshi Takeda circuit, which is mainly characterized by replacing the cathode follower of the Maruss 7 circuit with an SRPP circuit. Since the SRPP output stage does not have any voltage amplification effect, it is only used as a buffer stage. Compared with ordinary cathode output stages, it has stronger driving load capacity. In terms of sound quality, it maintains the sweet and mellow characteristics of the Maruss 7 circuit in the middle frequency, and its analytical power and high-frequency low-frequency response are better than those of the Maruss 7, with a high signal-to-noise ratio
Pre stage output and post stage processing, this pre stage brings you more comfortable vocals, finer high frequencies, and more elastic bass.
Frequency response: 20HZ-30KHZ
Input sensitivity: 300MV
Signal to noise ratio: 98DB
Size: Width 232X84 (excluding cow hood) X Depth 300mm
Weight: Approximately 4.5KG
