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AudioSource Pre One/A Stereo Preamplifier
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AudioSource Pre One/A Stereo Preamplifier
(5 out of 5) by A. J. Mardinly on May 11, 2009 (Saratoga, CA)I bought this cheap little preamp after a year of debate. I could not get my Hafler DH-110 pre-amp repaired. The pots and switches were just oxidized too much. I was using it to drive an old but excellent pair of Acoustat electrostatics through a Richter scale cross-over and a pair of Hafler MOSFET amps-DH-220 for bass. XL-280 for treble. I did not want to buy a real expensive pre-amp for a variety of reasons, but I did not want to buy a cheap piece of junk. Well, this is no cheap piece of junk, just inexpensive. The sound just knocks my socks off, and knocks the socks off everybody who hears it.
Works as designed.
(5 out of 5) by J.A. Brony on Apr 25, 2009J. A. Brony here.
Pre-Amp from Audiosource is a great device. Works as designed. I do hear a slight tick when changing inputs but not a deal breaker.
ANTONLINE was fine to deal with.
JAB out
Pre-Amp from Audiosource is a great device. Works as designed. I do hear a slight tick when changing inputs but not a deal breaker.
ANTONLINE was fine to deal with.
JAB out
Audiosource preone/A preamplifier
(4 out of 5) by Gary L. Stowe on Aug 11, 2008 (Mobile;Alabama)This is a great product if you want to control several componets of your stereo system. Works really good with the Audiosource Stereo Grafic Equalizer. Worth the money.
AudioSource PreOne/A
(4 out of 5) by Norman L. Durel on Aug 1, 2008 (New Orleans, La)Good Pre-Amp over-all. Bare bones preamp. Needs a final main amp to work correctly. Good for a den, but not for a bedroom or for low, soft sounds. The regular amp. which is suppose to match up to this preamp, has a cutout switch, which is VERY annoying. It has a auto 0n/Off switch which is suppose to engage the line input constantly, but that does not work very well. Under moderate or loud volume this preamp/amp setup is fine. It's only so so in a bedroom environment.
0 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
As advertised
(4 out of 5) by D. Grisham on May 9, 2008 (Charlotte, NC)I bought this w/o checking to see if I had an preamp jack...I assumed I did. Clearly by now you know I did not, so I goofed. However, if you want to power an outdoor system or secondary system at home this will do the trick. Let me caution you though make sure you read the specs. I made another boo boo by reading too quickly, I thought it was 100 watts per channel...uh no 100 watts total, i.e. 50 per channel. I kinda blew it on this one and can only blame myself. If you don't need much power and only want to power smaller speakers grab this now. If you have larger speakers go for the next model up with a bit more power. All in all for the price it does the trick.