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In Reply to: It is not alway true ! posted by Joseph Lau on September 30, 2001 at 21:04:10:
Thanks for your input. I was talking just about conventional passive units (working with resistors, not transformers). With "conventional" passive preamps I am positivetely sure all the the requirements I said are true. BTW I´ve heard transformer based passive preamps are not so transparent or neutral sounding like "conventional" passive units due to the existence of a transformer in the signal path. Ultra high quality passive units uses the "less is more" approach in the signal path with ferocity. Of course the compatibility of the transformer based type units is the strong point.
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