I tried this very thing about a year back. It worked but the loss of resolution made me go back to a single preamp (without remote). Doesn't hurt to try though.
Preamp to preamp
Assume you have two preamps: a vintage preamp (p1) with nice phono input but no remote, and a modern preamp (p2) with remote but no phono input.
Any problem of connecting source --> p1 --> p2 --> power amp?
p1 has tape out, so I guess p1's tape out can be connected to any line input of p2, and I can use the phono of p1 and p2's remote to control the volume, right?
Assuming p1 is a better preamp, CD connected to p1 may just sound like CD connected to p2? Or, even worse?
Any concern on damaging pre or power amp?
Thx
Any problem of connecting source --> p1 --> p2 --> power amp?
p1 has tape out, so I guess p1's tape out can be connected to any line input of p2, and I can use the phono of p1 and p2's remote to control the volume, right?
Assuming p1 is a better preamp, CD connected to p1 may just sound like CD connected to p2? Or, even worse?
Any concern on damaging pre or power amp?
Thx
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