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Old 03-11-2020, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Antonmb View Post
You can certainly do that, but you may be making a trade off. You’d be going phonostage>headphone amp>preamp instead of phonostage>preamp>headphone amp, so you might get a quieter signal to your headphones, but noisier to your speakers. try it and see what happens, nothing to lose. If you still aren’t getting enough volume to your headphones, you’ll at least have eliminated the preamp as an issue.
Thanks Tony. It's not that I'm not getting enough volume when I listen to vinyl, but I may have to tweak the volume on my preamp from 20 to 30. Looks like I have some experiments to run.
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Speakers........Dynaudio Contour 1.8 Mk II
Amp...............Pass Labs X150.5
PreAmp..........McIntosh C2600
Sources..........Music Hall MMF 9.3 Walnut w/ Goldring
Eroica LX MC Cartridge
Phono Pre...…..Sutherland Insight

CD Player Rotel RCD-1072
Record Cleaning Machine...….Okki Nokki
DAC................Bryston BDA-3
Headphones.....Drop + Dan Clark Audio Ether CX /
Sennheiser HD-660S
Headphone Amp.....Bryston BHA-1
Cables....Amp to preamp - Morrow MA4
Preamp to DAC - Morrow MA4
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