Inverted and standard outputs on preamp


I recently received an older British Fidelity MVT preamp with a set of standard and inverted outputs. I want to try running four B&K m200 mono amplifiers to this preamp to separately power the lows and highs of each of my speakers. Can this work if one set of outputs is inverted? How will it affect the sound. I don't have a manual to explain what the difference is. I am inverted illiterate.
kevine

Showing 1 response by benie

Well I believe in cryo + burn in, but I think you are a little confused on the subject Spiro.

Some preamps are inverted and some aren't and some have a switch so you can go back and forth and it seems this one has 2 sets of outputs. One being inverted and the other one not.

The reason some have a switch or 2 different outputs is because some Amps are inverted and some are not.

So to make sure you can match to any amps you would like to use.

Go ahead and use both but you will have to flip the

polarity on the speaker leads on one of the amps.