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![]() Since no one will sell me a preamp with decent controls (and modern-enough to have a remote), I'm building the Douglas Self "Precision Preamp '96". For those who don't know, this may be the BEST preamp EVER designed. It not only has tone controls, it has continuously-variable control of the turnover frequencies, giving essentially parametric-equalizer control over the bass and treble. Distortion and noise are designed into oblivion. Parts are in-hand. Boards are laid-out and on order from expresspcb.com. I'll let you jerks know how it turned-out. 8) |
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![]() dizzy wrote: Since no one will sell me a preamp with decent controls (and modern-enough to have a remote) What do you mean by decent controls ? Graham |
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McIntosh?
"dizzy" wrote in message news ![]() Since no one will sell me a preamp with decent controls (and modern-enough to have a remote), I'm building the Douglas Self "Precision Preamp '96". For those who don't know, this may be the BEST preamp EVER designed. It not only has tone controls, it has continuously-variable control of the turnover frequencies, giving essentially parametric-equalizer control over the bass and treble. Distortion and noise are designed into oblivion. Parts are in-hand. Boards are laid-out and on order from expresspcb.com. I'll let you jerks know how it turned-out. 8) |
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Eeyore wrote:
dizzy wrote: Since no one will sell me a preamp with decent controls (and modern-enough to have a remote) What do you mean by decent controls ? Tone controls. 8) |
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maxhifi wrote:
McIntosh? Oh, right. They are there, as is Accuphase, but they are both massively overpriced. |
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"dizzy" wrote in message
Eeyore wrote: dizzy wrote: Since no one will sell me a preamp with decent controls (and modern-enough to have a remote) What do you mean by decent controls ? Tone controls. 8) Dizzy, who knows what will happen when you *discover* parametric equalization. ;-) |
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dizzy said:
Since no one will sell me a preamp with decent controls (and modern-enough to have a remote), I'm building the Douglas Self "Precision Preamp '96". For those who don't know, this may be the BEST preamp EVER designed. It not only has tone controls, it has continuously-variable control of the turnover frequencies, giving essentially parametric-equalizer control over the bass and treble. Distortion and noise are designed into oblivion. Parts are in-hand. Boards are laid-out and on order from expresspcb.com. I'll let you jerks know how it turned-out. 8) A good design, very useable tone controls. I'd like to know how this works out for you. -- - Maggies are an addiction for life. - |
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Sander deWaal wrote:
dizzy said: Since no one will sell me a preamp with decent controls (and modern-enough to have a remote), I'm building the Douglas Self "Precision Preamp '96". For those who don't know, this may be the BEST preamp EVER designed. It not only has tone controls, it has continuously-variable control of the turnover frequencies, giving essentially parametric-equalizer control over the bass and treble. Distortion and noise are designed into oblivion. Parts are in-hand. Boards are laid-out and on order from expresspcb.com. I'll let you jerks know how it turned-out. 8) A good design, very useable tone controls. I'd like to know how this works out for you. I also put in a home-theater pass-through switch, which only God knows why is not in every modern preamp. |