Probably the ones marked "Preamp Inputs".......
There is no a preamp IN connect dedicated
Weary eyes eh?
Have fun, Hannes
PS: Roberto: if you don't want to fiddle with your amp, connect your preamp to one of the inputs, switch the int to this input, turn volume all the way up.
If you want to get rid of the now useless volume control and switch of your int, you most probably need to do some surgery inside (disconnect volume control internally and bring amp input to backpanel).
Babowana said:Broken
Or, preamp "Out" is power amp "In", for an integrated amplifier.
(Babo be good boy and get plenty of rest, or i'll come over and hit you with a PR candle)
If you used a circuit based on the manufacturer's app notes,
then perhaps that is understandable. Our circuit is not based on
the app notes, and we get very good performance.
I have 11 subjective reviews internationally on the INT150 and
they are uniformly great. Not one complaint about the volume
control or the sound in general.
then perhaps that is understandable. Our circuit is not based on
the app notes, and we get very good performance.
I have 11 subjective reviews internationally on the INT150 and
they are uniformly great. Not one complaint about the volume
control or the sound in general.
I have little doubt the amp sounds great. Could it be even greater with a proper attenuator?
Regarding the DS1802 i probably lack the imagination of using it in sufficiently radical way to make it shine. Tried it both as a potentiometer and as a shunt and it predictably sounded better as a shunt. It certainly beats cheap Alps pots, especially in tracking. Taking into account how compromised are the majority of preamps anyway - opamps, electrolytic or otherwise compromised coupling caps, 3-terminal regulators, etc it may well sound better than most.
Regarding the DS1802 i probably lack the imagination of using it in sufficiently radical way to make it shine. Tried it both as a potentiometer and as a shunt and it predictably sounded better as a shunt. It certainly beats cheap Alps pots, especially in tracking. Taking into account how compromised are the majority of preamps anyway - opamps, electrolytic or otherwise compromised coupling caps, 3-terminal regulators, etc it may well sound better than most.
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