The M14 phono is switchable for either 54/60dB of gain.
I'm using the 60dB setting and it's fine with the Jubilee loaded at 22ohms in my system. The drop in loudness level from, say, 100ohms to 22ohms is quite audible - but its not really that big, certainly nothing to worry about if you have 60+dB of gain.
While I'm certainly getting superior image focus, solidity, palpability, space resolution and bass tightness with the lower settings.....that won't mean this is right for your system. Cartridge loading seems to be very system (and listener) dependent. I know someone else who's using the Plinius M14 and Jubilee with a loading of 470ohms. Loadings of 100 or 470ohms sound fine in my system, and provide a more expansive but less defined soundstage - I prefer the greater palpability and focus of the lower loadings IN MY SYSTEM.
BTW, there is one 'niggle' I have with the Jubilee. Ortofon have placed 3 raised ridges on the top of the Jubilee's body - to provide a method of adjusting azimuth for arms with no such adjustment. This of course is not required for the Graham and in fact the right rear 'ridge' is completely outside the Graham's smallish headshell ie only two ridges contact the headshell. You can still tighten down very firmly and adjust for correct azimuth, but I'd prefer a flat top to the cartridge for optimum contact. No big deal I suppose, because the cartridge does sound superb. Oh, and optimum azimuth adjustment is critical to getting the best from this cartridge - as are other fine ajustments.
