Best solid state preamps around $15k used with remotes

yuhengdu

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What is the best solid state preamps you ever heard under $20k used price? A remote volume control is required. I am interested to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
 
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Well, you already have the Innamorata Signature, that would have been the top on my list. :)
 
Well, you already have the Innamorata Signature, that would have been the top on my list. :)
Oh I mean the preamps. Yes I like the innamorata signature, great amp.
 
You could get a Used dartzeel preamp for that money.
I know dartzeel amps are very musical but I never tried their preamps. I read from discussions that their preamp is a bit noise prone and should be matched carefully with amps to get a good sound. Have you compared it to other brands' ss preamp? Are you talking about their 18-NS preamp? thanks.
 
Remotes are for TVs.
well, it is convenient to don't need to go up to the stack and turn the knob everytime.. especially when kids are around. : )
 
I know dartzeel amps are very musical but I never tried their preamps. I read from discussions that their preamp is a bit noise prone and should be matched carefully with amps to get a good sound. Have you compared it to other brands' ss preamp? Are you talking about their 18-NS preamp? thanks.
Yes and yes. I think the magic is in the pre amp and yes it has been known to be noisy mainly due to the power supply which must be situated properly but I think it is definitely worth considering. It really does sound very good.
 
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Soulution preamp. Superb, especially if you have a valve power amp
 
Leaving out a volume control remote because it would be detrimental to sound is pseudo science and a pain in the ass
Exactly, Depending on implementation, I don’t see any trade offs that would be detrimental to Sonics.
 

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