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Hello From NorCal
Ultramafic1 replied to Ultramafic1's topic in The Welcome Shop (Please read first)
Thank you. Looking forward to it. Came across the Phoenix site (and this site) while looking for repair options for my old PL 200. Decided to go with the White Oak Audio 400 build for the amp. I am going to start off combining it with a C-1. Found a nice one owner piece that I think will work, but will have to look into some of those other Carver preamp options you listed. Yes, with the purchase of the C-1 an appointment with Nelion Audio may be in cards! -
Hello From NorCal
Ultramafic1 replied to Ultramafic1's topic in The Welcome Shop (Please read first)
Thanks. I've decided to start off with the C-1. Found one that is a one owner and seems to be in very nice shape. Hopefully it gets to me in one piece! - Yesterday
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My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Kilimanjaro (album)
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Connie Francis Who's Sorry Now (1958)
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Bobby Darin Splish Splash (1958)
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The Chordettes Lollipop (1958)
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Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls Of Fire (1958)
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Royal Teens Short Shorts (1958)
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Little Anthony & The Imperials Tears On My Pillow (1958)
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The Doors The End (LIVE)
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Tommy Dorsey Tea For Two Cha Cha (1958)
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The Monotones Book Of Love (1958)
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Nat King Cole Looking Back (1958)
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Cozy Cole Topsy Part II (1958)
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Welcome to the Carver site!! What type of amp are you having built? I like your idea of using separate components because in this way you have versatility. There are so many options that you can choose for a Carver Preamp. You have units like the C-1 up to the C-19 that are excellent performers. My system is built on using seperates. Two preamps, the C-4000 and 4000t, are units that have some special features that I particularly like. My son purchased a C-4000 and after it was restored, I used it for an extended period of time in my system to break it in. Each of them have unique features such as Peak Unlimiter, Auto Correlator noise reduction system, and its Time Delay and Sonic Hologram Generator. You can also look at the HR and the CT line and choose a model that incorporates pre outs into their design. This way you can introduce more amps into your system as it grows. These have remotes with volume control function. The C series can be retrofitted with remote volume control. The C-19 is a tube preamp if that is of interest. Here is a reference for a place that specializes in restorations and upgrades. Greg is a member here. "Choosing Nelion Audio means more than selecting a repair shop; it signifies embracing an ethos that values your musical enjoyment and the longevity of your hard-earned gear. We are prepared to guide you through the world of high-fidelity audio, ensuring worry-free experiences with vintage equipment. Join us on this journey as we explore and create new and exciting audio adventures together. We are here for you!" Services - Nelion Audio
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Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay!
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Chuck Berry Sweet Little Sixteen (1958)
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The Kingston Trio Tom Dooley (1958)
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Mcguire Sisters Sugartime (1958)
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Jimmy Clanton Just A Dream (1958)
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That one makes your pants legs flap.
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Welcome to TCS! If you stick around long you might start collecting Carver gear like I did. I run a Carver C-16 preamp with my system and love it!
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