darkstar1 OPThat's a much higher input sensitivity than what your manual states at 1.2v. It's 50% higher.
Exposure Dual 4 Reg has 24db of gain according to the President.
Cheers George
Specific Pre-Amp advice
darkstar1 OPThat's a much higher input sensitivity than what your manual states at 1.2v. It's 50% higher. Cheers George |
darkstar1 As you correctly said your dual 4 is 100kohm input impedance, which makes it a perfect match with the Schiit Freya in all modes. As not only does it have a great impedance match, but if you look in your user manual you'll see it only needs 1.2v input for full wattage output, so it also has a very good input sensitivity for the Freya being low gain in all 3 modes. You don't need a preamp with high gain, you'll be using the volume control down near zero. Cheers George |
darkstar1No it won’t be OTL (output transformerless) you can see that in the attached circuit pic. But I’m sure it will be OCC (output capacitor coupled) the 4 big fat red ones, for each phase for each channel of the balanced output in tube mode. http://schiit.com/public/upload/general/freya-PCB-1920.jpg . Cheers George |
I would opt for a straight passive preamp seeing your amp has 100kohm input impedance, a perfect match. But you could: Try the Schiit Audio Freya, as it can be a passive pre, active tube pre, or active solid state pre. So you can suit your mods. All with low gain so you’ll have plenty of range control with your volume control. Plus it has balanced or rca input and outputs and comes with a extremely high quality 128 position relay based volume control, and it’s all remote controlable as well. For just $699 with a trial period, so you could send it back if you don’t like it. http://schiit.com/products/freya Cheers George |