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    line stage - preamplifier

    Hello

    I would like to know the difference between a line stage and a preamplifier .
    ex : audio research ls and sp !

    Thank for answer and expalnation

    gerard

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    I'm sure someone else here can give you a more in depth answer, but to me the line level preamp adds gain to all input devices whereas a full function preamp has an extra phono input (stage) that adds gain & RIAA equalization necessary to track an LP correctly.
    Robin

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    Quote Originally Posted by rloggie
    I'm sure someone else here can give you a more in depth answer, but to me the line level preamp adds gain to all input devices whereas a full function preamp has an extra phono input (stage) that adds gain & RIAA equalization necessary to track an LP correctly.
    I'll second that. I have owned ARC LS1, couple SP9MkII's and SP14. IIRC the LS1 was quite same as SP9, but without phonostage.

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