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		By: Jason Novetsky		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Chris,
I am trying to get information on the Shure M-66 Passive Phono Preamp.
I finally surmised that it has a mic line output thanks to the ad that you posted here. I am getting a mic preamp to boost the signal to Line Level to hand of to my amp. I was wondering why this device was created given the many active phono preamp models at the time including Shure&#039;s own M-64 and SE-1 units. I&#039;m speculating that a passive phono was less prone to hum and other ground issues caused by the PSU. Any input is greatly appreciated.

- Jason]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Chris,<br />
I am trying to get information on the Shure M-66 Passive Phono Preamp.<br />
I finally surmised that it has a mic line output thanks to the ad that you posted here. I am getting a mic preamp to boost the signal to Line Level to hand of to my amp. I was wondering why this device was created given the many active phono preamp models at the time including Shure&#8217;s own M-64 and SE-1 units. I&#8217;m speculating that a passive phono was less prone to hum and other ground issues caused by the PSU. Any input is greatly appreciated.</p>
<p>&#8211; Jason</p>
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