@lorenc1
You will need an analog stereo preamp that has HT bypass not the other way around. So this HT bypass input on the stereo analog preamp simply would bypass volume control and internal audio circuitry in the stereo preamp and use the volume control on your Integra AV processor when you're using your Integra processor for HT use.
O'm not sure if your SAS Audio tube preamp has a HT bypass input or not. If your analog stereo preamp has HT bypass input, you can connect your Integra professor's front channels (LR) output to this HT bypass input on the analog stereo preamp. So for HT use you simply control the volume from your Integra processor, But you still need yo turn on your stereo preamp.
And for stereo music playbacks from your CD player and phonostage/turntable you simply control the volume on the stereo analog preamp and you don't even have to turn on your Integra processor.
Does that make sense to you?
You will need an analog stereo preamp that has HT bypass not the other way around. So this HT bypass input on the stereo analog preamp simply would bypass volume control and internal audio circuitry in the stereo preamp and use the volume control on your Integra AV processor when you're using your Integra processor for HT use.
O'm not sure if your SAS Audio tube preamp has a HT bypass input or not. If your analog stereo preamp has HT bypass input, you can connect your Integra professor's front channels (LR) output to this HT bypass input on the analog stereo preamp. So for HT use you simply control the volume from your Integra processor, But you still need yo turn on your stereo preamp.
And for stereo music playbacks from your CD player and phonostage/turntable you simply control the volume on the stereo analog preamp and you don't even have to turn on your Integra processor.
Does that make sense to you?