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    Thumbs up Audiolab 8000C phono stage

    Just having a change around for a while as is my want and put one of my old Audiolab 8000C pre amps in my system. I am surprised as to just how bloody good the phono stage is. Leaves a lot of stand alone units for dead.

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    Yes. I have two amps like that. Exceptional phono stages.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Yes. I have two amps like that. Exceptional phono stages.
    l have an Audiolab 8000A i sometimes use amazed by how well they made that Phono stage


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    I have Audiolab 8000A and I recapped it by Kevin Green and its amazing.
    I don’t have any plan to change it. Also its connected with 8000p.
    Last edited by kambo_z; 21-10-2017 at 12:50.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kambo_z View Post
    I have Audiolab 8000A and I recapped it by Kevin Green and its amazing.
    I don’t have any plan to change it. Also its connection with 8000p.
    I have all my Audiolab gear upgraded and serviced by Kevin Green he's brilliant.


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    Can you send me Kevin's details?

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    check you PM

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