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MoFi Ultraphono Pro Phono Stage Brings MasterPhono DNA to a More Accessible Price

MoFi unveils the Ultraphono Pro, a purist single-input phono stage with up to 71 dB gain, ultra-low noise circuitry, and performance derived from the flagship MasterPhono.

MoFi unveils the Ultraphono Pro, a purist single-input phono stage with up to 71 dB gain, ultra-low noise circuitry, and performance derived from the flagship MasterPhono.

Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs ( MoFi Electronics ) has announced the Ultraphono Pro, a puristic, single-input phono amplifier. While the Ultraphono Pro is derived from the flagship MasterPhono, it has fewer inputs and fewer features.

Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs has been renowned for analog mastering for over forty years, but that same attention to detail lives on at MoFi Electronics. With the Ultraphono Pro, MoFi brings much of the performance DNA of its flagship MasterPhono to a more accessible price point.

Designed by industry veteran Peter Madnick, the Ultraphono Pro is a single-input phono amplifier built around the same ultra-low noise circuitry and premium components as the award-winning MasterPhono. The goal was clear: to deliver the essential musical performance, accuracy, and flexibility that vinyl enthusiasts value, without unnecessary complexity. Also read our review of the MoFi MasterPhono .

Despite its streamlined design, the Ultraphono Pro is anything but simple. It offers up to 71 dB of amplification while maintaining a wide, linear frequency response from 10 Hz to 50 kHz (±0.2 dB) and exceptionally accurate RIAA equalization (±0.05 dB). Noise is impressively low, allowing the music to shine through in a quiet, stable background.

The front panel controls offer practical, listener-focused functions, including mono mode, mute, a subsonic filter, and dimmable front panel illumination. Cartridge tuning is also flexible, with multiple options for MC cartridges and selectable gain settings for both unbalanced and balanced outputs.

Specifications

  • Single-entrance architecture derived from the MasterPhono
  • Fully discrete J-FET and MOSFET input and output stages
  • Fully balanced, DC coupled, servo-controlled signal path from the high-pass filter to the outputs
  • Passive RIAA equalization without feedback
  • Seven-step regulated, balanced nutrition
  • Five selectable resistance values ​​via front panel operated, hermetically sealed gold-on-gold relays: 100, 300, 500, 1 kOhm and 47 kOhm
  • Gain settings of 40 dB, 52 dB and 65 dB (+6 dB via XLR outputs)
  • Ultra-quiet design with high-quality electronic components
  • Critical resistances specified with a tolerance of 0.1% or 0.5%
  • Passive RIAA network with polypropylene film/foil capacitors, tuned to better than 1%
  • Thermally coupled critical components to minimize temperature deviations
  • Maximum S/N ratio (A-weighted): 93 dB (MM) / 85 dB (MC).
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 43.2 x 6.4 x 28.8 centimeters
  • Weight: 3.2 kilograms

Price: $3,000

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