Well, there it is, the Unison Research Phono One v2. This Italian gem takes your vinyl collection by the hand and lets you hear what your turntable really has to offer. With a warm and natural reproduction, it brings the music to life without making your ears tired. Details are subtly present without being obtrusive. The midrange is rich and full, showing off voices and instruments beautifully. And the low end? Tight and controlled, without being overpowering. A fine addition!
The Unison Research Phono One v2 is a high-quality tube phono preamplifier that brings your vinyl collection to life. With its pure Class A design and five ECC83/12AX7 tubes, the Phono One v2 delivers a rich and detailed soundstage, reproducing your records with unprecedented clarity and dynamics.
Suitable for both MM and MC elements, this phono preamplifier offers a gain of 54 dB, ensuring optimal playback of your favorite vinyl. The passive RIAA equalization with an accuracy of +/- 0.1 dB between 20 Hz and 20 kHz guarantees natural sound reproduction.
The timeless design of the Unison Research Phono One v2 fits seamlessly into any high-end audio setup. The external power supply minimizes interference, resulting in a clean and accurate stereo image.
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Unison Research describes the Phono One V2 as a carefully designed phono amplifier that embodies the passion for music. Led by designer Giovanni Sacchetti, the team combines Italian craft with high-quality components. With selected tubes and top quality internal wiring, it offers warm and detailed sound reproduction. The enclosure is elegant, made of premium wood and metal, matching Unison Research's authentic style. Manufacturing takes place in Italy, with attention to detail and high-quality European materials.
Unison Research was founded in 1987 in Treviso, Italy, by founder Giovanni Maria Sacchetti. Sacchetti studied electrical engineering and classical piano. His technical and musical background formed the basis for his design philosophy. The first production unit was located in a small workshop in the Veneto region. In 1990 the first product was introduced: the Triode 20, followed by models such as Simply Two and Triode 25. A characteristic feature was the use of tube technology, especially EL34 and KT88 tubes. Starting in 1993, Unison Research also developed hybrid systems combining tubes with transistors. All products are completely designed and hand-assembled in Italy. In 2008, the company introduced the Unico series, featuring both integrated amplifiers and separate components. Production takes place in its own workshop in Italy, using only European-made components such as transformers and wooden enclosures.
