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6moons Reviews Tortuga Audio’s LDR6 Passive Preamp

Leave a Comment / Reviews & Shows, Tortuga Audio Products / By Morten Sissener

I’m pleased to announce that 6moons.com has published a very favorable review of our LDR6 passive preamp. It’s quite an extensive review including background on its development and an in depth description on what goes into the building of each of our LDR preamps. My favorite statement by the reviewer: The Tortuga Audio preamp equaled or surpassed all basic performance parameters against any contenders I had in house, passive, […]

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Tortuga Audio Goes To Harvard With Dual Mono Preamps

The best part of being in the high value audio design and manufacturing business is working with customers who have more interesting ideas than you do. A recent example is when a full professor at Harvard University contacted us and asked if we could provide a pair of mono passive preamplifiers for his home audio rig. Dual Mono Preamps? Yes, mono preamps. As in a two single channel LDR

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Tortuga Audio Passive Preamp recommended by HiFiPig.com

LDR6 Passive Preamp Review (and “Recommended” award) From HiFi Pig

Leave a Comment / Passive Preamps, Tortuga Audio Products / By Morten Sissener

Our First Product Review We are quite pleased to announce that our friends at HiFiPig.com have published their review of our LDR6 Passive Preamplifier. Even better, we’ve been awarded their “Recommended” status. The award is given only to those products that we have reviewed and believe fulfill the following criteria: “A Hi-fi component that we feel offers exceptional performance at (or despite of) its price point”. The folks at

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The Case for Passive Preamplifiers

Leave a Comment / Passive Preamps / By Morten Sissener

The Perfect Preamplifier If you read enough articles on high-end audio you eventually encounter the definition of a perfect preamp: no preamp at all. Just a short wire between the line source and the amplifier. Purity of audio signal maintained unsullied by intervening gear. All fine and good provided you live alone, have few neighbors nearby, and don’t give a fig about going deaf. Let’s move on. An Active

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