Solid state "single ended" pure class A preamp

Read it too fast, thought you were looking for an amp.

Pani,you want a "single ended" "solid state class A preamp"? here is just one I Googled. But remember they will have mostly capacitors in the signal path or maybe a coupling transformer to stop dc offset from getting to the poweramp/s.

Audio Electronic Supply Solid State Preamplifier AE-2; T-MOSFET, pure class A, single-ended; gain 15 dB line stage/40 dB phono stage; three separate regulated power supplies; output 10V; input impedance 100 kOhms line stage/47 kOhms phono stage; output impedance 620 Ohms; inputs: phono, CD, Aux1, Aux2 (RCA); outputs: one set of tape-out-RCA, one set of line-out-RCA; size 3.25"H x 15"W x 12"D; weight 9 pounds; black metal chassis; $599; Audio Electronic Supply, 111-A Woodwinds Industrial Court, Cary, North Carolina 27511; Phone (919)-460-6461; Fax (919)-460-3828.

Cheers George

Yes, I've never heard of a preamp that was not class A.

Most if not all high end preamps are Class A.

SET means 'single ended triode' FWIW.

If you really want some of the attributes you had before, I would steer well clear of a solid state preamp. You want a tube preamp, and probably a single ended one at that.

Monarchy?

I'm pretty sure a BAT VK-42SE has the features you are looking for.