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preamplifier
[ pree-am-pluh-fahy-er ]
noun
- a device in the amplifier circuit of a radio or phonograph that increases the strength of a weak signal for detection and further amplification.
preamplifier
/ 辫谤颈藧藞忙尘辫濒瑟藢蹿补瑟蓹 /
noun
- an electronic amplifier used to improve the signal-to-noise ratio of an electronic device. It boosts a low-level signal to an intermediate level before it is transmitted to the main amplifier Sometimes shortened topreamp
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Diners who had aged out of late-night dance parties, like the ones where Mr. Murphy used to spin records, could drink a chilled Brouilly while listening to his favorite albums played through a vintage McIntosh preamplifier he鈥檇 bought on eBay.
For USB-based recording using older turntable systems without the headphone jack or line output, you鈥檒l most likely need to include a separate phono preamplifier box to boost the audio signal as well.
When they closed more than 10 years ago, I was able to buy my vintage preamplifier and some mixing equipment at their online sale.
This past July, the room was dominated by a computer and a vocal preamplifier.
鈥淒eadheads who are uploading stuff to archive.org are including every tape deck, every cable, every microphone, every preamplifier.鈥
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