AricAudio's new Jackpot 5751 tube-rectified truly balanced preamplifier
AricAudio has just come out with its brand new preamplifier design called the Jackpot. It only uses one 5751, you can roll any version of 12AU7s, 12aX7s, or 12AT7s, as the signal tube and one 12AU7 as a buffer tube. It is tube rectified and is truly balanced from input to output, and it sells for $5600. I put the Jackpot on the 2025 "Most Wanted Components" list for Stereo Times and bought the review demo. It is a phenomenal musical line-stage and a tube rollers delight. Because you do not have to have a matched pair of signal tubes, it uses both plates of one, and there is only one buffer tube you can experiment with many different combinations to get exactly what sonic signature you want to match your personal taste. I finally ended up with using a NOS Mazda 1950’s silver plate triple mica (signal tube) and a NOS Bugle Boy 1950’s long plate (buffer tube) to get exactly what I wanted in my system! Last year I reviewed two other great preamplifiers that were at least double the price, but the Jackpot was at least their equal and exceeded them in purity of tonality and spatial qualities. My full review will come out in the next couple of months. You can go to AricAudio’s website for more details.
Having 50 years in Audio ,let’s see what’s under the hood that’s how you prove your point , plain and simple ,not a hated, at all I owned a Audio store for a decade ,if it is that good no reason to not show , too many times I have seen , looks great but inside not as on par. this applies to all gear ,I know parts quality very well, and many times dissapointed. that’s just my standards .
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@audioman58 Aric explained 4 times what his preamps use , on top of that the webpages for each preamp and amp have details on components and pictures including internals , and if there are specific upgrades that can be selected for the particular model. What more do you want to show that your contention about this preamp or any of his products is wrong ? |
@audioman58 has severe issues with comprehension. |
