thanks @tokushi
phono preamp to power amp
It is probably a dumb question, but I am ignorant, why should I pretend. :)
Long story short, I gave away my integrated and bought a power amp. I am planning to buy a second one and use them as monos. For now (and then) can I plug my phono preamp to the power amp? Or I need a preamp? I googled and the answer was mostly "it depends"
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thanks @tomic601 My cables are 3 feet max, hopefully I will hear something :) |
I meant phono stage to power amp. I have a bunch of variables, I tried to simplify it. The components are so humble, I didn't want to cause any anguish or bring down the audiogon server by typing these brands.
So I can either use the receiver (and not the power amp) or use the rotel to receiver to power amp. Or skip the power amp. I would of course try each configuration.
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@jl35 I don't gave $149 :( and I think I am ok with used |
@yogiboy my budget (WAF issues) is not much - for the phono stage. Around a $100 max, craigslist is my friend. |
@jl35 I know nothing of Schiit., I see the hype though |
@yogiboy I have seen Bellari and wondered about it. I also see Lounge Audio LCR MKIII for under $150. @ghdprentice yes my Denon premamp has preout - that why I bought it. I did have a modest mid-fi system, maybe hifi to some extent, but I gave it all to my kids. Way more important that they enjoy it than my selfish needs. So now I am back to buying and trading 90s consumer level stuff, hoping to make a few hundred bucks than will let me play some vinyls. |
thanks @theflattire ! |
@krelldreams I tried the bridged mode in my amp, and it sounded much worse. I am not sure why but it was a good test for me to give up the idea of buying another one. |
thank you @tomic601 you too! |
thanks @rivington66 sounds like a sweet setup! |