Over 75 years they have pioneered many new technologies, and in 2016 were awarded the Technical Grammy Award presented by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences in USA.

In the domestic market they're more well-known for their range of phono cartridges, which PMG has now made available in Australia.

EMT President, Jules Limon attempting to showcase an EMT Phono Cartridge.

Warwick Freemantle of Pure Music Group told StereoNET:

EMT cartridges are fantastically neutral, yet tonally rich and have a wonderfully musical sound signature. Noteworthy is that the output level is 1.0mV so that you can partner them with almost any Moving Coil compatible phono preamp. Cartridges with lower outputs of 0.2-0.3mV that are commonly found, require a phono preamp with exceptionally low noise and high gain in order to perform at their best, or the addition of a step up transformer to increase the gain. So if your phono preamp is struggling with these cartridges, then switching to an EMT cartridge would be a better solution that adding a step up transformer.

Pure Music Group will also make available the EMT Jubilee Series line preamplifier with integrated phono stage that can accept 4 phono inputs and 2 line level inputs. One of the finest and most flexible units of its type in the world, it has fully adjustable equaliser settings enabling the correct replay of vintage or the most up to date recordings in Mono or Stereo. "It can be used with virtually any phono cartridge and is capable of driving nearly every tube or transistor power amplifier for accurate, dynamic music reproduction." Warwick continued.

StereoNET met with EMT president, Jules Limon, at the High End Show in Munich, Germany, earlier this year to understand more about the company. Most impressed by the products on offer we'll have a hands-on look in the coming months.

Auditions are now available, for more information contact Pure Music Group.