Description

Overview of the RE VR Inherit Cartridge

The RE VR Inherit Cartridge is designed to deliver punchy recordings with warmth in the low frequencies, making it an ideal choice for sound engineers seeking that classic, robust sound.

Key Improvements

• Low Noise Operational Amplifier: Ensures minimal noise interference.
• Careful PCB Routing: Optimizes signal integrity and reduces noise.
• Rebuilt TF10015 Transformer: Maintains the original technical specifications for authentic sound reproduction.

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• PAD: -20dB
• Input Impedance: 1.4K Ohms
• EIN (150 Ohms source at 70 dB – 22/22Khz): 127 dBu
• THD + N @ 1kHz: 0.003%

Gain Steps

The cartridge offers precise gain steps with a variation of +/-1dB:

1. 20dB
2. 24dB
3. 28dB
4. 32dB
5. 36dB
6. 40dB
7. 44dB
8. 48dB
9. 54dB
10. 60dB
11. 66dB
12. 70dB

Gain VS Frequency

The gain versus frequency settings are optimized for various applications, ensuring consistent performance across different frequencies.

Phase

The cartridge maintains phase coherence, ensuring a clean and accurate sound reproduction.

Why Choose the RE VR Inherit Cartridge?

It is not just a reissue; it’s an enhancement of a classic design. With its low noise operational amplifier, meticulous PCB routing, and rebuilt TF10015 transformer, it delivers the punch and warmth that sound engineers crave. Whether you’re working on vocals, instruments, or any other audio source, this cartridge will bring a rich, vintage quality to your recordings.

It is a testament to the blend of classic design and modern technology. It offers the warmth and punch of vintage equipment with the reliability and precision of contemporary engineering. For sound engineers looking to achieve that iconic British mixer sound from the 80s, this cartridge is an essential tool.

Link Technical Data:

GC Audio Inherit – RE VR Cartridge Technical Data