Ignore the above post it is irrelevant.
Your electron images phono is a pure tube unit with loading RCA sockets on the rear. The input impedance is more likely to be either 47k or open. You can measure the input impedance with a meter across the input with the unit turned off.
Tubes have high overload margins compared to solid state, and you can likely run a step up transformer but obviously you need minimal extra gain and my suggestion would be to run the unit as is - you might have enough gain anyway, albeit with a little noise ( which may or may not be significant ). If you try a step-up transformer, leave the loading plugs off.
Your electron images phono is a pure tube unit with loading RCA sockets on the rear. The input impedance is more likely to be either 47k or open. You can measure the input impedance with a meter across the input with the unit turned off.
Tubes have high overload margins compared to solid state, and you can likely run a step up transformer but obviously you need minimal extra gain and my suggestion would be to run the unit as is - you might have enough gain anyway, albeit with a little noise ( which may or may not be significant ). If you try a step-up transformer, leave the loading plugs off.