"...the musical delivery steps up several levels - to the extent that with certain records it starts to challenge the musical virtues (as opposed to the sonic qualities) of the more expensive units here."

Roy Gregory, Hi-Fi +

The Revelation phono stage preamps build on the sonic strengths of the earlier Jazz Club phono stage preamp.

The different equalisation (EQ) curves for non-RIAA records are explained in "From 78rpm through to RIAA equalization". The different curves are selected on a switch-matrix on the front panel. When switched to RIAA for all modern (post 1954) records, the Revelation shares the same performance of its Reflex stable mate.

Like its Jazz Club predecessor the Revelation also "rides" the clicks, reducing surface noise through higher propagation speeds. Apart from badly worn or damaged records, surface noise is relegated to a position well behind the music...

"The Jazz Club is also accomplished in this respect, but the Revelation moved the performance up a few notches, with records sounding noticeably cleaner."

Tony Bolton, Hi-Fi World

Power Supply

For the 2009/2010 season, the Revelation phono stage preamps can be supplied with a universal-voltage energy-efficient plug mounted power supply. It can also be powered by its original linear PSU1 power supply, and both options are available.

Specification

Input Range	2mV - 10mV
Output	224mV - 1160mV for input range above
Maximum Input	46mV
Maximum Output	5.2mV
Gain	41dB (116) @ 1kHz
Output (driving) Impedance	1k Ohms (will drive 10k Ohms & above)
Frequency Response	20Hz - 200Hz ("flat", corrected to RIAA)
Noise at Output	-68dB Quasi-peak 20Hz - 20kHz
Distortion	Typically 0.01%
RIAA Accuracy	<0.3dB
Channel Balance	0.2dB
Channel Separation	60dB
Size	W: 107 x H: 50 x D: 180(mm) inc. jacks