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In Reply to: Matching tube pre to ss amp posted by DanV on July 8, 2001 at 14:39:14:
Many (if not a majority) modern tube preamps are built with a topology that utilizes a cathode follower for the output stage. Driving a 10K (or 9K...) load should not present a problem for any of them.Vintage preamps that were built before solid state amplifiers were common may be the exception as some did use a high impedance output. I have a Scott from the early 60's that has high impedance outputs only.
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