New preamp, loss of low freq.?

Hi George, I have a EE design question.
When no output coupling cap is used, can't DC be outputted into the SS amp? In tube to tube, this isn't a problem, but what about DC transients from a tube pre entering a SS amp when the design of the amp's input stage is unknown?

In our case here, we don't know if the amp is DC coupled. Is it standard to use a capacitor to block DC in modern SS amps?

An iPod at 128k ?

arctikdeth, I'm losing respect for you.

Many power amps use servo on DC (very  low frequency NFB), that might become unstable with low input frequencies.  For that reason amplifier's low frequency is often limited (in my amp to 5Hz).

Hahahaha. Nooooooooooo

 I know, I know, I'm a full on dipsh*t.  Live & learn. 

Happened years ago, when I didn't know about lossless, aac, what the fu*k a nitrate even was.  So I have all my cd's, and many of my lp's ripped to my iTunes, at AAC (256) I didn't know what it all meant, now I do, it sounds great anywhere else, except for my main rig, where its resolution is bad when played through very good equipment. 

It it took me several years to import all my cd's into iTunes, that in itself is another mess I'm not talking about. 

Im not reimporting 3000 cd's and all my LP rips now all on taiyo yuden cd-r's.  Back to iTunes, will take longer as I'm not as hung ho anymore.  So I'm gonna live with the 256 versions. I will re arrange your iTunes, put all the live stuff, so I can load iPod back at 256 k, and not the 128 I was using. Hopefully this will help a little. We moved, so all my cd's are in boxes after 1 year, I hate it, but no room to display them anymore.