walpurgis
24-11-2013, 23:16
Selling my passive pre-amp!
Bought and imported from China a while back. This is the best type of passive pre-amplifier, it does not use potentiometers, but has two high quality stepped resistor attenuators and is a true dual mono design. Dual volume controls obviously and a rotary selector switch for the four inputs. There are a pair of record out sockets and two sets of pre-outs (handy). This is a well built item and sounds as good as you'd expect, i.e., very good indeed. It's a nicely made unit about half the width of most pre-amplifiers. This is the 50k version and is well suited to valve amps. I've used it with valve and solid state power amplifiers with no matching problems and excellent results each time. It is as new in condition.
http://i40.tinypic.com/s60mmo.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/2q8y0k9.jpg
I'm asking £60 plus carriage, which is about half what it cost me with carriage and duty. The latest version is over £200 sent to the UK. No Offers Thanks!
Bought and imported from China a while back. This is the best type of passive pre-amplifier, it does not use potentiometers, but has two high quality stepped resistor attenuators and is a true dual mono design. Dual volume controls obviously and a rotary selector switch for the four inputs. There are a pair of record out sockets and two sets of pre-outs (handy). This is a well built item and sounds as good as you'd expect, i.e., very good indeed. It's a nicely made unit about half the width of most pre-amplifiers. This is the 50k version and is well suited to valve amps. I've used it with valve and solid state power amplifiers with no matching problems and excellent results each time. It is as new in condition.
http://i40.tinypic.com/s60mmo.jpg http://i40.tinypic.com/2q8y0k9.jpg
I'm asking £60 plus carriage, which is about half what it cost me with carriage and duty. The latest version is over £200 sent to the UK. No Offers Thanks!