What is this with buying a separate pre-amp? Why not just put your money into a better receiver? TEAC all the way, baby!

its a solid pre amp as for the remote coment I can relate however if you are not afraid to go into it and create your own anologe direct path strate from the digital output chip to the balance volume nob and back out to one of its dule output jacks your in for a real sweet treat! ola for thoes who do welcome to the next levelps i give it a 2Star befor the tweek good for warm fm listening and phono=5 star

audiosource pre one I have used for two years and have no complaints. I found mine on clearance for 79.95 because they did not sell. At list price it is a good preamp,if you live in a cowtown like I do you may find a deal like I did. happy hunting!

The Pre-One is a decent product for the price point. It has 6 inputs more than most higher priced preamps. Capable of two tape decks and a phono. Also has bass, midrange, and treble controls. Perfect for entry-level audio who doesn't listen to much radio. When teamed up with the AudioSource EQ14 you will have the ability to listen to one source while recording from another. The price runs around $219 US.

I Have No Complaints except their is no remote and the volume control is is hard to control. enjoy!

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bleading, notched volume knob, no remote, severe coloration, lights burnout, buzzing humming, etc etc etc.

I recommended this inexpensive pre-amp tp my dad when I convinced him to go to seperates. the fact is this pre makes a good case for integrated. This is an awful piece of equipment. Dont buy it at any price.

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