The E‑07 features a slim chassis matching Luxman amplifiers, with a blasted white front panel for design consistency. It delivers high-performance phono equalisation, enhancing analogue playback. A new step-up transformer for MC cartridges uses a super permalloy core and two independent units per channel for Low/High gain, optimising performance by impedance selection. Balanced inputs preserve signal energy for improved stereo separation and imaging. Input options include one balanced pair (XLR) and two unbalanced pairs (RCA), allowing flexible connections to various amplifier setups for versatile analogue playback.

The E‑07 leverages Luxman’s expertise to handle tiny phono signals with high S/N ratio, MM/MC RIAA compatibility, and low-noise NF-type transistors, using four parallel FETs in the primary stage. Carefully selected, custom components undergo extensive listening tests to deliver rich, dynamic sound. A loopless chassis isolates the power supply and minimises ground impedance, while OFC internal wiring with spiral shielding ensures clear, natural signal transmission. Gold-plated, reversed AC inlets support heavy IEC cables, further enhancing analogue playback performance and tonal quality.

The E‑07 features a six-position rotary load impedance selector for MC cartridges (4.7/10/40/100/300/1kΩ) on the front panel. The rear panel has load impedance selector switches for MM cartridges (34/47/56/100kΩ) as well as load capacitance selector switches (0/100/220/320pF). This allows for more precise adjustments to fully maximise the sound quality across a wide range of phono cartridge types.

The E‑07 features a total of three robust power transformers, configured independently for left and right audio processing circuitry, as well as a separate transformer for the indicators and relay drive circuits. This design creates an ideal power environment where load fluctuations in each circuit block do not interfere with one another. Additionally, it is equipped with excellent, independent power supply regulation that yields an extremely stable current supply, thanks to our power amplifier-grade, large value block capacitors (10,000μF x 5).

For the E‑07, Luxman have introduced large grounding terminals machined from solid brass with a gold-plated finish. Each input terminal (Unbalanced 1, Unbalanced 2, and Balanced 1) is equipped with a dedicated phono ground terminal connected to that circuit's reference point, along with a traditional frame ground terminal connected to the main chassis, for a total of four terminals. This ensures the secure grounding wire connections and minimizes the occurrence of hum, noise and other interference.

The E‑07 features an articulator function that defeats magnetisation of the cartridge and MC transformer using the signal current from the record being played. Luxman has added a low-cut switch that suppresses woofer instability by cutting low frequency artefacts often caused by warped records. The Mono Mode switch offers convenient playback of mono records and a phase inversion switch on the front panel reverses the phase of the balanced outputs according to your connected next-stage equipment.

In the E‑07, to enhance transmission stability in circuits that handle minute signals, Luxman developed a petal-shaped grounding structure (PGS) that consolidates each circuit’s signal reference point into a single location. Ultra-thick steel plates connect the ground in a radial pattern to each section at an identical low impedance and uniform distance. Additionally, Luxman's unique rounded pattern PCB tracing has been adopted to enable smooth current transmission, thoughtfully designed to facilitate the natural flow of music signals.

The slim, fully sized E‑07 aluminum chassis features a beautiful, blasted white finish front panel, equipped with a variety of toggle and rotary switches and a slim display window. The bottom of the chassis consists of two ultra-thick copper plates (total 3.6mm thick) stacked together, enhancing ground mass, lowering the center of gravity and improving chassis rigidity. Additionally, density gradient cast iron insulator feet are installed to isolate the unit from unwanted vibrations during music playback.