What is a non-active pre-amp stage?? Are their advantages to this design??


I am considering an  Conrad Johnson CA-150 integrated amp which offers a "non active pre-amp stage"

Need and explanation of this design.  What are its pros and cons??  Does it provide better sound quality or performance, than an "active pre-amp stage" ?

Any comments about the C.J, CA-150 integrated amp sound quality??


Thank you,

S.J.



sunnyjim

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A non active preamp stage means the preamp stage is passive and just controls volume, there is no gain just attenuation. I have not personally heard the CA-150 so can't comment there.