Craig-
First of all, compatibility. As Kkursula suggests, check out:
*each amp's input impedance
*the Creek's impedance rating (or, its volume pot's)
*your source's OUTput impedance & voltage ratings.
That will give an idea if the match (i.e. passive driving the amp) is feasible in the first place.
Amps with an input impedance upward of 50kOhm are benign loads and are easier to drive with an attenuator, given the pots that usually circulate (~100kOhm).
Other than that, I have enjoyed the Heresy with ss and tubes, both...
First of all, compatibility. As Kkursula suggests, check out:
*each amp's input impedance
*the Creek's impedance rating (or, its volume pot's)
*your source's OUTput impedance & voltage ratings.
That will give an idea if the match (i.e. passive driving the amp) is feasible in the first place.
Amps with an input impedance upward of 50kOhm are benign loads and are easier to drive with an attenuator, given the pots that usually circulate (~100kOhm).
Other than that, I have enjoyed the Heresy with ss and tubes, both...