Jax2 there's really no problem. It's just that I'm wondering if a good thing could sound better. I keep hearing that actives sound better than passives. Because I have to attenuate the Pre an additional 20dB, I don't think there's a problem with the output of the CD player.You're right about the interconnects. I have to be very careful with the position of the 1M interconnects or I'll get hum and buzz. Getheleadout I'm looking for an unbiased opinion. Guy has treated me very well, but I'm just after a second view. Teajay I have a Mark Levinson 334 amp which is not reference level. I also have Khorns and LaScalas. Is this good enough to get the extra 15% to 25% from the active preamp?
Active Placette pre sound better than Passive?
I have two Passive Placette Preamps controlling Khorns and LaScalas. I need an additional 20dB attenuation to bring the Passives into listenable range, because the horns are so powerful. I don't need the Active Preamp for any boost, but the main point is does it sound significantly better than the Passive Preamp?
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