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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Hmm. The Musical fidelity PreAmp II can't be forty years old and from the sixties.

    I had one years ago. It dates from the later seventies or early eighties if I'm correct. Didn't rate it much to be honest, it wasn't a patch on the Rappaport Pre 2 I was mainly using.

    Can't comment on the others, as I've not tried them, but I reckon my TVC would give all a run for their money!
    Yeah my maths seems to be a bit Diane Abbotish. Of course not 40 years. Anyway I can't quite remember when I got the MF preamp. It was probably 10 years old then and I thought I got it in late 70s but perhaps late 80s sometime. Brain fade.

    Never tried out a TVC preamp. If someone wants to lend me their Baby Reference V2 for a few months I'm would be happy to accept.
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