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In Reply to: Simple but good pre-amp---? posted by LWR on August 18, 2014 at 11:32:07:
Even if there's EQ available in the computer software, it's a lot easier to turn a knob.Actually, I think you're going in the wrong direction. Rather than a "minimal" preamp, I'd recommend a feature-rich preamp: tone controls with selectable turnover frequencies, low cut and high cut filters, balance, mute, loudness contour, stereo/mono switch, etc.
All of these things can be accomplished via software, but from an ease of use standpoint, knobs and switches are way easier. In addition, if you go the software control route, you're at the mercy of the algorithms quality.
You can accomplish this by buying a late 70s - 80s integrated amp or receiver with preamp outputs on it, like an H-K, Sansui, Kenwood, Rotel, ...
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Edits: 08/19/14
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- No tone controls? - Inmate51 07:13:06 08/19/14 (3)
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- I love the sub control - G Squared 14:21:44 08/19/14 (1)
- RE: I love the sub control - John Elison 17:34:20 08/19/14 (0)