Nice looking preamp w. stepped attenuator
 

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Nice looking preamp - good value now the dollar is weak. Talking about it and
schematic on Audio Asylum

http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/tu...ges/69253.html

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Nice looking preamp w. stepped attenuator
 

"Andy Evans" wrote in message

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Nice looking preamp - good value now the dollar is weak. Talking
about it and schematic on Audio Asylum

http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/tu...ges/69253.html

If this was 1959 instead of 2004, and I hadn't have been so dependent on
vinyl at the time, this might even look interesting.

Obviously, these turkeys are playing the nostalgia card for all its worth,
as then-modern equipment designed in 1959 would have probably used the 7-pin
and 9-pin variations of the valve types used here, instead of octal
war-horses.

6SN7s were still used in new home audio equipment designs in 1959, but
primarily for phase-splitters in power amps.

Nice looking preamp w. stepped attenuator
 

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Andy Evans wrote:
Nice looking preamp - good value now the dollar is weak. Talking about
it and schematic on Audio Asylum

All that for three line level inputs? So I take it no RIAA one?

Fine as a 'feature' of a room I suppose. ;-)

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Nice looking preamp w. stepped attenuator
 

On 14 Dec 2004 14:21:55 GMT, ohawker (Andy
Evans) wrote:

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52&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

Nice looking preamp - good value now the dollar is weak. Talking about it and
schematic on Audio Asylum

http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/tu...ges/69253.html


Can anyone offer clue as to the specification of 0.1% resistors at the
input and across the volume control (which is probably struggling to
make 10%)?

d

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