Audio Alchemy DLC

Thanks Wendell, I will look into it!!

With all due respect to Narrod, I have also owned both units, and, to my ears anyway (and in my system), the DLC is a much better-sounding unit. No competition, really. For what the DLC is selling for these days-typically well under $300-I think it is a very good value. Just my two cents...

Why would you want to add gain? Most vintage preamps have an excess of gain, and most vintage amps have pretty normal gain structures as well. What exact units are you talking about and what inputs do not give you enough gain, all, phono only, line only, etc.?

I don't think he is looking for more gain. He wants remote control capability of what he already has. The DLC or RLC-1
will both do that.

Wendell

Wendell, of course you are correct. How thick can I be? In that case, another alternative would be the Creek remote volume control in a box, I think it is the OBH 11 or OBH 12. Completely passive, so no active circitry will be added into the chain.

Whatever method is chosen, it may be of value to put it in the tape loop, instead of between preamp and amp, so that it can be defeated for critical listening, or when it is not required.

Thanks again for the correction.

Marty