Well, Ive set out this week to build one of those chipamp.com kits and see how they fare.
Either way I really cant decide what to do for volume control...
I was thinking just test it with my quad 44 pre but thats not exactly a permanent solution so if you had any good ideas or ideas for building a preamp for it (if its worth it) id appreciate it.
Thanks,
Richard
Either way I really cant decide what to do for volume control...
I was thinking just test it with my quad 44 pre but thats not exactly a permanent solution so if you had any good ideas or ideas for building a preamp for it (if its worth it) id appreciate it.
Thanks,
Richard
There are a lot of people that go for a passive pre-amp as they are "pure", but the decision should be based around your needs, such as how many inputs you have and if you have a phono requirement, would like remote control, etc.
Also there is an opinion that the chipamps sound best when used with an active pre-amp (buffer or with gain).
I am currently running a passive pre-amp with a good quality rotary selector which allows me to ahve 6 sources and an Alps Blue Velvet pot for volume control, however, I do plan to "upgrade" this to a buffered amp using the OPA627.
Hope this helps.
Also there is an opinion that the chipamps sound best when used with an active pre-amp (buffer or with gain).
I am currently running a passive pre-amp with a good quality rotary selector which allows me to ahve 6 sources and an Alps Blue Velvet pot for volume control, however, I do plan to "upgrade" this to a buffered amp using the OPA627.
Hope this helps.
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