AudioSource Preamp Tuner 2 A/V Preamplifier

AudioSource Preamp Tuner 2 A/V Preamplifier 

DESCRIPTION

The Preamp Tuner Two is a versatile component that combines the most useful features of a stereo preamplifier and an AM/FM digital tuner. As a preamplifier, the unit provides six digitally switched FET inputs, as well as jacks for three video input sources, with full switching and dubbing capabilities. Two sets of line outputs allow easy connection to a powered subwoofer or additional amplifiers. All RCA jacks are gold plated to improve the signal transfer. The tuner features eighteen random station presets, accessible from the remote control or the front panel. The digital display shows station frequency, signal strength, station preset, memory mode, band selection, and stereo and auto tuning modes.

USER REVIEWS

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[Dec 28, 2002]
Phil Chirtiansen
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

Concept. CD sound

Weakness:

Lousy Phono Sound, acceptable Tuner.

Well this is an interesting one...The preamp is compact and well made. I am a vinyl fan and it looks (sounds ;-)) like Audiosource quickly put the phono section together. Lousy and bright... Otherwise I agree with other reviews. Nice CD input. average tuner and tuner sensitivity. The remote is handy.

Similar Products Used:

Adcom GTP

OVERALL
RATING
2
VALUE
RATING
4
[Dec 23, 2002]
SKip MacMann
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

COmpact, well built solid and useful features! OH remote too.

Weakness:

None

A Nice product, amazingly compact. I didn't get the remote with it though. Superbe presence for CD and other inputs!

Similar Products Used:

ADCOM

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Apr 08, 2002]
jenkster
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

Great sound, good remote, tranferable warranty, plenty of inputs and outputs

Weakness:

No digital inputs

I bought this for a Bedroom system. I was originally going to buy a reciever but had an Audiosource Amp 3 I was''''nt using so I went ahead and bought the Preamp/tuner two. This is a great sounding little pre-amp. It has lots of inputs for audio and video, unfortunately no digital inputs, and two pre-outs for bi-amping, subs ect. The unit was easy to set up and the remote is simple and easy to use. It runs very quiet and I have detected no noise or distortion even at loud levels, with quality CDs anyway. The tuner section works very well and you can pre-set 18 stations which can be accessed by the remote. Another nice feature is the transferable two year warranty. They warrant their products not their customers. In all this would make a good pre-amp for those who still live with two channels.

Similar Products Used:

NAD C160

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Mar 15, 2002]
Steve
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

Functionality of lots of audio and video inputs without home theater BS. Better sound than my Adcom.

Weakness:

Unadjustable gain makes it so loud that I never go past 10 oclock on the volume dial.

Bought the product because of video switching and built-in tuner at good price. Hoped and prayed that it would also sound good. Guess what? It does. Had a humming problem when first installed, but a call to the mfr support line was answered in one ring (!!!). Guy said to use a 3 to 2 prong power adapter, which solved the problem.

Similar Products Used:

Parasound, Adcom, Mission

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
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