Mclaren 602 Stereo Preamp Phono and line level Unit powers on. Power LED needs replaced. Low volume output. Ships FEDEX, CONUS only Worldwide shipping via ebay international shipping program.

A minimalist discrete solid-state preamplifier with terrific build quality. While it is listed as parts, or not working - that is, sold as-is, it is working, but with issues. The selector and tape monitor switches are scratchy and intermittent, and the volume control does not track the two channels accurately (at low volume settings, the left channel gain drops below the rights). (Note: the balance control does not work like a conventional control but only adjusts volume between left and right by a few decibels - this is a design choice, see specs below). In other words, the electronics seem fine, but the mechanical bits need care, perhaps because it was in storage for decades. Its physical condition is nearly pristine. The volume and balance potentiometers are alps 100k and 50k. There is a single double-sided printed circuit board for the power supply (fully regulated throughout) and three gain stages. Input Sensitivities (1 kHz): Phono MC: 100µV, Phono MM 1mV, High Level: 100 mVGain Structure (1 kHz): Phono Section MC: 60 dB, MM: 40 dB, Line Section: 20 dBInput Impedances: Phono 47 kOhm (user selectible to any lower Impedance), High Level 50 kOhmSignal/Noise Ratio (A-WTD / UNWTD): Phono MC (ref.0,5 mV) 76 dB / 68 dB, MM (ref. 5 mV) 82 dB / 74 dB, High Level (ref. 500 mV): 100 dB / 94 dBInput Overload Level (1 kHz): Phono MC 15 mV, Phono MM 150 mV, High Level: InfiniteOutput Level: Rated 1V, Max. 16VOutput Impedances: Phono Section (Tape Rec.): 100 Ohm, Main Out: 100 OhmFrequency Response: Phono (RIAA Equ.): +/- 0,2 dB 20 Hz - 20 kHz, High Level: +0, 1 dB 5 Hz - 100 kHzBalance Control: +/- 3 dB each ChannelDistortion: 0.015% THD 20-20k Hz at rated output, any input/outputDimensions (inch/mm): 16,5/420 (W) x 4,1/105 (H) x 11,2/285 (D) In the 1990s, a former employee bought the company and still may be repairing, servicing and modifying these products in New Zealand.The preamp will be shipped in its original box. Sadly, there is no documentation or schematic. Still, an excellent example of 1980s high-end audio. Do not confuse it with Tag McLaren.

A minimalist discrete solid-state preamplifier with terrific build quality. While it is listed as parts, or not working - that is, sold as-is, it is working, but with issues. The selector and tape monitor switches are scratchy and intermittent, and the volume control does not track the two channels accurately (at low volume settings, the left channel gain drops below the rights). (Note: the balance control does not work like a conventional control but only adjusts volume between left and right by a few decibels - this is a design choice, see specs below). In other words, the electronics seem fine, but the mechanical bits need care, perhaps because it was in storage for decades. Its physical condition is nearly pristine. The volume and balance potentiometers are alps 100k and 50k. There is a single double-sided printed circuit board for the power supply (fully regulated throughout) and three gain stages. Input Sensitivities (1 kHz): Phono MC: 100µV, Phono MM 1mV, High Level: 100 mVGain Structure (1 kHz): Phono Section MC: 60 dB, MM: 40 dB, Line Section: 20 dBInput Impedances: Phono 47 kOhm (user selectible to any lower Impedance), High Level 50 kOhmSignal/Noise Ratio (A-WTD / UNWTD): Phono MC (ref.0,5 mV) 76 dB / 68 dB, MM (ref. 5 mV) 82 dB / 74 dB, High Level (ref. 500 mV): 100 dB / 94 dBInput Overload Level (1 kHz): Phono MC 15 mV, Phono MM 150 mV, High Level: InfiniteOutput Level: Rated 1V, Max. 16VOutput Impedances: Phono Section (Tape Rec.): 100 Ohm, Main Out: 100 OhmFrequency Response: Phono (RIAA Equ.): +/- 0,2 dB 20 Hz - 20 kHz, High Level: +0, 1 dB 5 Hz - 100 kHzBalance Control: +/- 3 dB each ChannelDistortion: 0.015% THD 20-20k Hz at rated output, any input/outputDimensions (inch/mm): 16,5/420 (W) x 4,1/105 (H) x 11,2/285 (D) In the 1990s, a former employee bought the company and still may be repairing, servicing and modifying these products in New Zealand.The preamp will be shipped in its original box. Sadly, there is no documentation or schematic. Still, an excellent example of 1980s high-end audio. Do not confuse it with Tag McLaren.

Mclaren 602 Stereo Preamp Phono and line level Unit powers on. Power LED needs replaced. Low volume output. Ships FEDEX, CONUS only Worldwide shipping via ebay international shipping program.

This McLaren 602 Control Preamplifier is vintage beautiful tested condition that has been stored in its original box. We had the amazing opportunity to come into possession of a true audiophiles vintage, original owner, back stock. Most of which are unopened and factory sealed! While we have a smoke and pet-free home, the majority of items we sell are second-hand and cannot guarantee they have never been around smoke or pets before. All questions will be answered after 7 pm EST.

Tag McLaren F3 Series Preamp PA10 Sounds superb Excellent Phono and Headphone stages. Lots of inputs and outputs - Class A - sounds excellent. Best preamp Ive owned - but rationalising system to more wife - friendly! A few minor marks - but nothing major - looks good, completely operational - every input and output tested - the phono stage is particularly good. TAG McLaren PA10 Pre Amp In 1998 Hi Fi World said of the PA10 – “Justifies its price with a very musical and revealing performance”. No original box - and no sorbothane feet - they were gone before I bought the unit. NO INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS PLEASE. Buy from a trusted seller with over 1300 positive feedback - Ive sold Linn, TagMclaren, Rotel, B&W, Kef and loads of other high value items totalling £50k on eBay with no negative feedback. I pack well and post securely. Al items are ones that I would be pleased to receive.

McLaren 402 pre magazine ad. The 402 is shown in the ad, a few other models mentioned but not shown. From the October 1985 issue of Audio Magazine. It is an original, it is not a copy. In good condition. Safely packed, we do include a stiff cardboard insert, the insert and ad wrapped with saran wrap and a Please Do Not Bend sticker on the envelope to help preserve the integrity of the ad.