English made by well-respected Rothwell Audio.

Three months old - used only a handful of times - in as new condition.

Sounds fantastic - but I've decided to simplify and go back to an integrated amplifier.

The Headspace is a moving coil headamp (also known as a pre-preamp) which does a similar job to a step-up transformer, ie raises the output of moving coil cartridges up to moving magnet level, but does so with transistors rather than transformers. The Headspace has four gain settings and eight load settings so a very wide range of cartridges can be accommodated. Uses for a headamp

1. To allow low output moving coil cartridges to be used with moving magnet phonostages.
2. To add flexibility to an mm/mc phonostage.
3. To improve the signal-to-noise ratio of an mm/mc phonostage.
4. To boost the signal from high output moving coils.

The Headspace uses discrete transistor circuitry throughout, including the proprietary low noise voltage regulator. The transistors used to amplify the audio are selected low noise devices and audiophile resistors and capacitors are used for the lowest noise and best sound. The circuit configuration is an unusual variation on the complementary feedback pair giving the Headspace superbly detailed performance with good separation and a wide and deep soundstage.

Four gain settings are available for cartridges with output voltages within each of the specified ranges: 0.7mV - 02.5mV, 10dB (x3.2) 0.2mV - 0.7mV, 20dB (x10) 0.1mV - 0.35mV, 25dB (x18) 0.05mV - 0.3mV, 27dB (x23)

Eight load impedance settings are available: 55 ohms, 65 ohms, 80 ohms, 100 ohms, 140 ohms, 200 ohms, 360 ohms, 1.5k

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