Professionally Handmade Passive Pre-amplifier / Silver Stepped Attenuator. Made In The UK
The Malega Audio - PS1 Passive Pre-amplifier was professionally designed using finest quality parts for clear analogue like sound reproduction. The volume control is a HIGH QUALITY Stepped Attenuator type to make sure you get precise stereo sound on any volume level without clicks or other type of sound issues between volume steps. The stepped volume attenuator was purposely selected for passive pre-amp stepped attenuation design, which has a very low signal sensitivity of 10K (Ohms) Gold plated copper alloy internal signal plate with 1% SMD high quality military resistors for each step. This type of stepped potentiometers design used in High-End audio equipment due to its high quality characteristics and reliability to withstand equipment heat. NO loss in high frequency details!. So rest assured you will get a fast, clean and thick sound possible from the Passive Stepped Attenuator P01

We highly recommend to audition the passive pre-amplifier as this could very well be the one you are looking for. It allows your audio signal from your source to travel to your power amp so clear that you can easily distinguish the difference in sound by changing your audio source! So you pretty much hear what your source is capable of. I`m confident this Pre-Amplifier very likely be the keeper in your musical set. All you have to have now is OTHER audio components in your musical chain to support the audio signal all the way to your speakers.

If possible, please use our Malega Audio interconnects in addition to a tube audio source if possible, as tubes are known for their detailed and analogue like sound with a wide sound-stage and also a high output signal voltage that is exceptionally good for passive pre-amplifiers design. If you are serious to get a feel of high end sound, here you have it.
Towards your musical pleasure!
Malega Audio Co. Team

Audiophile Passive Pre-Amplifier – PS1™ Professional Stepped Attenuator - Silver Design (Oak)

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