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GOLDPOINT SA4 PASSIVE PREAMP:
$532.00
Expect the Goldpoint SA4 to outperform other passive preamplifiers with its clarity, transparency
and precision. 100% passive, with four selectable Inputs, the SA4 is intended to provide superior
sound quality, even when replacing expensive active preamplifiers.The SA4 has a 24-position stereo precision stepped attenuator volume control. Goldpoint Mini-V
stepped attenuators use low-noise, laser trimmed, thin film resistors, which along with yielding
superior sound, also provide precision channel-to-channel signal level matching. Like the stepped
attenuator, the selector switch has thickly plated hard-gold switch contacts, which ensure clean,
noiseless signal connections.The SA4 is unique in that it allows the user to easily modify it's Line Input #4 to be either a Tape
Output or a second Main Output (if you are bi-amping). SA4 Details:
Input Impedance: 25K (Goldpoint Precision Stereo Stepped Attenuator)
Input Selection: Up to 4 selectable inputs.
RCA Jacks: Gold-plated solid brass
Dimensions: 2.3" Tall x 6.2" Wide x 7.0" Long
Weight: 1 3/4 Passive Preamplifiers:
Before 1980 many audio signal sources, such as tuners and tape decks, provided only about 1 or 2
volts of output. These needed to be preamplified before being connected to a power amplifier. When
CD players came into use in the mid 80's, they typically provided larger output voltages of about 2 to 4
volts. It was found that these larger output voltages allowed people to connect their new music source,
the CD player, directly to their power amplifier. In most cases, all that was needed was the addition of
some sort of volume control. A Passive Preamp is essentially an in-line volume control. Besides costing
less than active preamps, passives can sound much better because they do not add additional circuitry
into the signal path. No distortion is added to your audio signal. If you are really serious about great sound
quality and already have adequate signal amplitude, a passive preamp may be very right for Level Controls has been a leader in high quality, passive components since 1995,
servicing equipment designers and audio enthusiasts world wide. See additional products in
our store or for other technical information visit us at www.goldpt.com.
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and precision. 100% passive, with four selectable Inputs, the SA4 is intended to provide superior
sound quality, even when replacing expensive active preamplifiers.The SA4 has a 24-position stereo precision stepped attenuator volume control. Goldpoint Mini-V
stepped attenuators use low-noise, laser trimmed, thin film resistors, which along with yielding
superior sound, also provide precision channel-to-channel signal level matching. Like the stepped
attenuator, the selector switch has thickly plated hard-gold switch contacts, which ensure clean,
noiseless signal connections.The SA4 is unique in that it allows the user to easily modify it's Line Input #4 to be either a Tape
Output or a second Main Output (if you are bi-amping). SA4 Details:
Input Impedance: 25K (Goldpoint Precision Stereo Stepped Attenuator)
Input Selection: Up to 4 selectable inputs.
RCA Jacks: Gold-plated solid brass
Dimensions: 2.3" Tall x 6.2" Wide x 7.0" Long
Weight: 1 3/4 Passive Preamplifiers:
Before 1980 many audio signal sources, such as tuners and tape decks, provided only about 1 or 2
volts of output. These needed to be preamplified before being connected to a power amplifier. When
CD players came into use in the mid 80's, they typically provided larger output voltages of about 2 to 4
volts. It was found that these larger output voltages allowed people to connect their new music source,
the CD player, directly to their power amplifier. In most cases, all that was needed was the addition of
some sort of volume control. A Passive Preamp is essentially an in-line volume control. Besides costing
less than active preamps, passives can sound much better because they do not add additional circuitry
into the signal path. No distortion is added to your audio signal. If you are really serious about great sound
quality and already have adequate signal amplitude, a passive preamp may be very right for Level Controls has been a leader in high quality, passive components since 1995,
servicing equipment designers and audio enthusiasts world wide. See additional products in
our store or for other technical information visit us at www.goldpt.com.
dsils567 Store
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