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SVP ist eine totgeile Maschine. Das Konzept lebt aber davon, dass Linestage und Phono quasi eins ist. Von daher schwer zu vergleichen.
Hallo Roman. Für ’ne britische Webseite nehmen die aber den Mund gaaanz schön voll. Wäre auch mal interessant, dagegen eine Vacuum State Phono (Allen Wright) zu betrachten: SVP2 http://www.vacuumstate.com/index.tpl?rubrik=12
die hier von TL (kuei-yang-wang, Peter Pan,…) finde ich in der (vielleicht) gleichen Klasse interessanter, auch als Vergleich zum AR-PH7 .. http://www.amr-audio.co.uk/html/ph_individual.html