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may i know what's the purpose of some stock plastic plugged in between the pre-out and main-in for integrated amplifiers?

 

and i guess it's advisable to change to a copper one right? what is the effect and end-result of it?

how do you go about DIY the 'plug' in the first place?

 

Thanks!!!

Guest memoir_acoustics
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These are used to deactivate the pre out and main in function of the integrated. With them connected, your amp functions as an integrated.

 

When you want to add another Power amp, or use the integrated as a dedicated Pre amp, you remove them.

 

You can make some interconnects of 0.2 - 0.5m with your favourite RCAs and replace the stock ones.

 

Sonic improvements of about 5-8% claimed by some.

 

Regards

 

 

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These are used to deactivate the pre out and main in function of the integrated. With them connected, your amp functions as an integrated.

 

When you want to add another Power amp, or use the integrated as a dedicated Pre amp, you remove them.

 

You can make some interconnects of 0.2 - 0.5m with your favourite RCAs and replace the stock ones.

 

Sonic improvements of about 5-8% claimed by some.

 

Regards

 

 

 

thanks, Lukey!

 

your answer really helps me a lot!

 

seems like DIY-ing the short interconnects to plug in between sounds really fun. it's fun to know that there's so much more to simple-looking equipments. heh

i need to acquire the know-how first.

Guest memoir_acoustics
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DIY the short interconnects? Go to the ever reliable LHS. Dont sweat over it.

 

Regards

Posted

interesting topic, i used to do diy interconect my standard lenght is 1.0m no idea what is the improvement of short or long ic, need recommendation thanks

Posted

interesting topic, i used to do diy interconect my standard lenght is 1.0m no idea what is the improvement of short or long ic, need recommendation thanks

 

I can't see any advantage in long IC unless the eqpt are far apart. ;)

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