ZOTL Pre One vs Plinius Hautonga
The Hautonga's output impedance is 1.5Ω against the ZOTL Pre One's 50Ω. Both share signal-to-noise (90 dB).
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This preamplifier features five input sources, including an optional RIAA phono stage, and offers two main output jacks along with a 1/4 inch headphone jack. The ZOTL Pre One can be powered universally from 100 V to 240 V AC or via an external 12 V source. It uses two pairs of 12AU7 tubes in its circuit and includes a dc-coupled line stage with dc offset null servo and dc output protection shutdown. The preamplifier does not use negative feedback in either the phono or line stage, ensuring a non-magnetic chassis to prevent skin-effect induced distortion.
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