Proceed AVP $5000 surround processor, Made by Madrigal, the same people who manufactured Mark Levinson. Very nice condition, used of course Proceed AVP AV Preamplifier Print E-mail Home Theater Preamplifiers AV Preamps Written by Jerry Del Colliano Monday, 01 November 1999 Proceed AVP AV Preamplifier Introduction The Proceed AVP is a full function audio/video preamp that combines audio preamplification, digital conversion, broadcast-quality video switching and surround sound decoding into a highly refined high-end gem. Priced at $4,995 (S-Video version), the Proceed AVP comes equipped with DTS, AC3, Pro Logic, THX and numerous other surround fields for both music and video playback. The digital section of the AVP uses Burr Brown 1702 20-bit Multibit DACs for the left and right channels and 1-bit, 24-bit compatible AKM Delta-Sigma DACs for the center, surround, aux and subwoofer channels. A dealer-provided software update will be available in the near future to get your AVP ready for the 24-bit 96 kHz performance. The AVP comes equipped with seven digital and eight analog highly flexible, assignable inputs. A special version of the AVP can be ordered in order to take up to four S-VHS inputs, as well as four composite inputs. A standard AVP comes with six composite video inputs. During the set-up process, you decide which audio and or video device is to go into what input. For example, you can set the primary and secondary input method; a DVD player would take a digital input first and possibly an analog second. The set-up process is not a cakewalk, but it is logical and intuitive. The AVP manual is among the best I have ever read, in that it is complete and easy to understand for the end user. The faceplate of the Proceed AVP has a non-traditional design that incorporates a sexy modern look with useful buttons in unconventional placements. The controls for the loudspeaker level adjusters are curved around the beautifully milled volume knob. This makes lots of sense in that the volume knob has a dual purpose: it also controls the surround parameters when desired. The design for the Proceed AVP’s remote is unique in that, unlike its competitors, it fits easily in your hand and features only nine buttons. Each button is within reach of your thumb for both left- and right-handers. The three main buttons toggle up and down smoothly. However, I frequently found myself making the mistake of switching my inputs when I wanted to lower the volume. Ultimately, I added a hand-held touch screen remote to control every component in my system, as well as to facilitate macros. Conclusion The Proceed AVP is the best value in all of the AV preamps. At $4995, it is far from cheap, but it has all of the features and high-end performance you’d expect from a Madrigal product; you would need to spend upwards of $15,000 to get anything comparable elsewhere. The fit and finish is great and the ease of use is much better than average. As a two-channel preamp, the Proceed AVP could replace nearly all of the existing preamps on the market even if you saved the surround features for future home theater upgrades. The Proceed AVP is a home run of a product. You’ll be proud to own one as the centerpiece of your high performance multi-media system.

Description: Full-function surround-sound audio/video preamplifier with Pro Logic, THX, and music modes. Frequency response and THD: not specified. S/N ratio (main outputs): >80dB at 0dB output. Gain: 14dB (nominal). Gain range: -60dB to +14dB. Gain resolution: 0.5dB except at lowest levels. Input overload: >2V RMS (0dB output). Input impedance: 100k ohms (single-ended). Output impedance: ±20 ohms. Maximum output: 10V RMS (balanced). Audio inputs: 2 balanced, 8 single-ended. Audio outputs: 1 set stereo main (L&R), balanced; 2 set stereo remote (balanced and unbalanced); 6 single-ended main (L, C, R, Sub, LSur, RSur); 4 sets record out (2 sets each VCR and tape). Video inputs: 4 composite video, 4 S-video (Y/C). Video outputs: 4 composite video, 4 S-video (Y/C). Dimensions: 17.25 W by 4.45 H by 13.27 D. Weight: 27 lbs (shipping). Serial numbers of samples reviewed: 1024, 1336. Price: $4195 (1994). Approximate number of dealers: 90. Manufacturer: Madrigal Audio Laboratories, Inc., 2081 S. Main St., P.O. Box 781, Middletown, CT 06457 (1994); Harman Specialty Group, 3 Oak Park, Bedford, MA 01730. Tel: (781) 280-0300. Fax: (781) 280-0490. Web: www.harmanspecialtygroup.com.

This is a great preamplifier/surround processor.I used it exclusively for 2 channel in a stereo setup. The sound is superb, as expected from equipment manufactured by Mark Levinson (Madrigal). What is included:Proceed AVP Preamplifier/Processor and Power Cable.No remote included. Condition:Perfect functional condition. All functions tested and working as they should - it was my main preamplifier until I upgraded to AVP2 right before this listing was created. Excellent (used) cosmetic condition, very nice front panel. The top case has some minor scratches from stacked components - shown in the pictures. S/N: 3403. Description:Proceed AVP AV Preamplifier Introduction The Proceed AVP is a full function audio/video preamp that combines audio preamplification, digital conversion, broadcast-quality video switching and surround sound decoding into a highly refined high-end gem. Priced at $4,995 (S-Video version), the Proceed AVP comes equipped with DTS, AC3, Pro Logic, THX and numerous other surround fields for both music and video playback. The digital section of the AVP uses Burr Brown 1702 20-bit Multibit DACs for the left and right channels and 1-bit, 24-bit compatible AKM Delta-Sigma DACs for the center, surround, aux and subwoofer channels. A dealer-provided software update will be available in the near future to get your AVP ready for the 24-bit 96 kHz performance. The AVP comes equipped with seven digital and eight analog highly flexible, assignable inputs. A special version of the AVP can be ordered in order to take up to four S-VHS inputs, as well as four composite inputs. A standard AVP comes with six composite video inputs. During the set-up process, you decide which audio and or video device is to go into what input. For example, you can set the primary and secondary input method; a DVD player would take a digital input first and possibly an analog second. The set-up process is not a cakewalk, but it is logical and intuitive. The AVP manual is among the best I have ever read, in that it is complete and easy to understand for the end user. The faceplate of the Proceed AVP has a non-traditional design that incorporates a sexy modern look with useful buttons in unconventional placements. The controls for the loudspeaker level adjusters are curved around the beautifully milled volume knob. This makes lots of sense in that the volume knob has a dual purpose: it also controls the surround parameters when desired. The design for the Proceed AVP’s remote is unique in that, unlike its competitors, it fits easily in your hand and features only nine buttons. Each button is within reach of your thumb for both left- and right-handers. The three main buttons toggle up and down smoothly. However, I frequently found myself making the mistake of switching my inputs when I wanted to lower the volume. Ultimately, I added a hand-held touch screen remote to control every component in my system, as well as to facilitate macros. Music on the Proceed AVP Proceed’s tie into the Mark Levinson line of electronics is evident as soon as you audition music through the AVP. The AVP is an excellent preamp, worthy to replace many a high-end two-channel contender on the market. Its 20-bit DAC sections for the right and left channels also qualify the AVP as a replacement for the digital conversion found on all but the best CD players and DACs currently on the market. In my theater application, two-channel music playback has a distinct problem in that my left and right speakers (M&K THX monitors) are installed into a bookcase. The center image is challenged, to put it politely, by a 35-inch Sony XBR tube television set with another M&K THX monitor blue tacked (with that gooey Silly Putty-like stuff) to the top. The musical result is there is very little blending of the left and right stereo speakers (the blend is known as center imaging). After 50+ hours of listening, I tried an experiment that would be considered blasphemy by some audio purists. I switched a two-channel CD over to one of the AVP’s surround modes, L/R Surround. The cut Lung from Hooverphonic’s Blue Wonder Power Milk (Epic) provided some of the best results. The center channel immediately solved the center imaging problem while the rears brought a surround sensation that, while obviously not discrete 5.1, was cool and far more musically involving than the traditional two-channel mode. Surprisingly, the L/R Surround mode was not shrill or cheap-sounding. Was it as good a DTS 20-bit CD? No, but with under 200 DTS and Dolby music titles currently on the market, using your AVP to take your music to the next level must be considered a major plus. The AVP really flexes its muscles for music in 5.1 surround especially on Boyz II Men’s Thank You from their II record (DTS Entertainment). Boyz II Men is a great group for discrete 5.1 surround. With four singers, you can experience musical trickery that swirls, pops and creates three-dimensional effects we only aspired to in the glory days of two-channel. On Thank You, the background vocal parts have the type of resolution and three-dimensional pop you’d expect to get from a $20,000 high end loudspeaker, imaged to the highest level. The musical experience was all-consuming, far beyond anything you can get from mere stereo. On Steely Dan’s Hey Nineteen from Gaucho (DTS Entertainment) you’re hearing a lesser recording mixed into 5.1. The cymbals sounded harsh and a bit shrill, but Michael McDonald’s signature backup vocals were well placed in the rear channels. The song performance through the Proceed AVP was more exciting than I have ever heard it on my reference music system, but it lacked the resolution of the more modern Boyz II Men recording. The Movies One critical, often overlooked aspect of an AV preamp is the importance of a high-quality video distribution and switching mechanism. The AVP uses a broadcast-quality video switching video section capable of passing an HDTV signal with an output bandwidth of 65 MHz. The result of the careful attention paid to the video performance is evident on sources such as scene three of Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery (New Line – DTS LD). Here Austin (Mike Myers) does his mod dance sequences fully clad in a crushed blue velvet suit and accompanied by one of the most vibrantly dressed casts ever caught on film. On lesser AV preamps, the blacks seem faded and the brilliant colors look muted. On the AVP, the colors pop with unparalleled beauty and the blacks are extremely dark. With the Proceed AVP, you’ll enjoy more than just amazing audio effect – the picture is simply wonderful. For an all-out test of the surround capabilities of the AVP, I looked to Tomorrow Never Dies (MGM-UA DVD - AC3) the latest James Bond video release. Chapter 20 has two phenomenal tests of a high performance home theater. First, as Pierce Brosnan’s Bond and actress Michelle Yeoh’s Wai Lin try to escape via motorcycle while being chased by Chinese assassins in Range Rovers and a helicopter, the duo create a trap in a crowded marketplace. The assassins’ gunshots accidentally set off an entire truckload of fireworks. The surround effect on a lesser system can become blurred, seeming like a sheer wall of sound attacking your ears. On the Proceed AVP, all five of the main loudspeakers are lit up with a dynamic yet detailed explosion that all of a sudden blooms into one of the most amazing home theater moments I have ever heard. The second test in chapter 20 of Tomorrow Never Dies is at the end of the scene where Bond and Wai Lin are seemingly trapped by the helicopter, which is looming in on the two heroes as they are backed into a dead-end corner. In true Bond fashion, the agents escape by looping a metal laundry wire to the landing gear of the helicopter and immediately taking off. In order to flee their pursuers, Bond and Wai Lin need to slide the motorcycle under the rotating copter blades and jump into a water well. As they pull off this seemingly impossible act, you hear the most tremendous swirling effect with the helicopter blades, coupled with pounding bass. The two dive into the water well and the helicopter explodes with an impact I have never heard before in my theater. The next scene soothingly cues Bond and Wai Lin taking a makeshift shower in an alley way, with the delicate trickle of water strikingly juxtaposed against the preceding cacophony of a helicopter crash. Conclusion The Proceed AVP is the best value in all of the AV preamps. At $4995, it is far from cheap, but it has all of the features and high-end performance you’d expect from a Madrigal product; you would need to spend upwards of $15,000 to get anything comparable elsewhere. The fit and finish is great and the ease of use is much better than average. As a two-channel preamp, the Proceed AVP could replace nearly all of the existing preamps on the market even if you saved the surround features for future home theater upgrades. The Proceed AVP is a home run of a product. You’ll be proud to own one as the centerpiece of your high performance multi-media system.

Proceed AVP Preamp Audio/Video Processor. Proceed is a division of Madrigal Labs of Mark Levinson fame. A classic Preamp Processor. Requires servicing to be perfect. The AVP powers on intermittently. It is being sold as is, for parts or restoration. Buyer must complete payment within 24 hours. I do not ship internationally. I do not accept returns.

This is a great preamplifier/surround processor.I used it exclusively for 2 channel in a stereo setup. The sound is superb, as expected from equipment manufactured by Mark Levinson (Madrigal). What is included:Proceed AVP Preamplifier/Processor and Power Cable.No remote included. Condition:Perfect functional condition. All functions tested and working as they should - it was my main preamplifier until I upgraded to AVP2 right before this listing was created. Excellent (used) cosmetic condition, very nice front panel. The top case has some minor scratches from stacked components - shown in the pictures. S/N: 3403. Description:Proceed AVP AV Preamplifier Introduction The Proceed AVP is a full function audio/video preamp that combines audio preamplification, digital conversion, broadcast-quality video switching and surround sound decoding into a highly refined high-end gem. Priced at $4,995 (S-Video version), the Proceed AVP comes equipped with DTS, AC3, Pro Logic, THX and numerous other surround fields for both music and video playback. The digital section of the AVP uses Burr Brown 1702 20-bit Multibit DACs for the left and right channels and 1-bit, 24-bit compatible AKM Delta-Sigma DACs for the center, surround, aux and subwoofer channels. A dealer-provided software update will be available in the near future to get your AVP ready for the 24-bit 96 kHz performance. The AVP comes equipped with seven digital and eight analog highly flexible, assignable inputs. A special version of the AVP can be ordered in order to take up to four S-VHS inputs, as well as four composite inputs. A standard AVP comes with six composite video inputs. During the set-up process, you decide which audio and or video device is to go into what input. For example, you can set the primary and secondary input method; a DVD player would take a digital input first and possibly an analog second. The set-up process is not a cakewalk, but it is logical and intuitive. The AVP manual is among the best I have ever read, in that it is complete and easy to understand for the end user. The faceplate of the Proceed AVP has a non-traditional design that incorporates a sexy modern look with useful buttons in unconventional placements. The controls for the loudspeaker level adjusters are curved around the beautifully milled volume knob. This makes lots of sense in that the volume knob has a dual purpose: it also controls the surround parameters when desired. The design for the Proceed AVP’s remote is unique in that, unlike its competitors, it fits easily in your hand and features only nine buttons. Each button is within reach of your thumb for both left- and right-handers. The three main buttons toggle up and down smoothly. However, I frequently found myself making the mistake of switching my inputs when I wanted to lower the volume. Ultimately, I added a hand-held touch screen remote to control every component in my system, as well as to facilitate macros. Music on the Proceed AVP Proceed’s tie into the Mark Levinson line of electronics is evident as soon as you audition music through the AVP. The AVP is an excellent preamp, worthy to replace many a high-end two-channel contender on the market. Its 20-bit DAC sections for the right and left channels also qualify the AVP as a replacement for the digital conversion found on all but the best CD players and DACs currently on the market. In my theater application, two-channel music playback has a distinct problem in that my left and right speakers (M&K THX monitors) are installed into a bookcase. The center image is challenged, to put it politely, by a 35-inch Sony XBR tube television set with another M&K THX monitor blue tacked (with that gooey Silly Putty-like stuff) to the top. The musical result is there is very little blending of the left and right stereo speakers (the blend is known as center imaging). After 50+ hours of listening, I tried an experiment that would be considered blasphemy by some audio purists. I switched a two-channel CD over to one of the AVP’s surround modes, L/R Surround. The cut Lung from Hooverphonic’s Blue Wonder Power Milk (Epic) provided some of the best results. The center channel immediately solved the center imaging problem while the rears brought a surround sensation that, while obviously not discrete 5.1, was cool and far more musically involving than the traditional two-channel mode. Surprisingly, the L/R Surround mode was not shrill or cheap-sounding. Was it as good a DTS 20-bit CD? No, but with under 200 DTS and Dolby music titles currently on the market, using your AVP to take your music to the next level must be considered a major plus. The AVP really flexes its muscles for music in 5.1 surround especially on Boyz II Men’s Thank You from their II record (DTS Entertainment). Boyz II Men is a great group for discrete 5.1 surround. With four singers, you can experience musical trickery that swirls, pops and creates three-dimensional effects we only aspired to in the glory days of two-channel. On Thank You, the background vocal parts have the type of resolution and three-dimensional pop you’d expect to get from a $20,000 high end loudspeaker, imaged to the highest level. The musical experience was all-consuming, far beyond anything you can get from mere stereo. On Steely Dan’s Hey Nineteen from Gaucho (DTS Entertainment) you’re hearing a lesser recording mixed into 5.1. The cymbals sounded harsh and a bit shrill, but Michael McDonald’s signature backup vocals were well placed in the rear channels. The song performance through the Proceed AVP was more exciting than I have ever heard it on my reference music system, but it lacked the resolution of the more modern Boyz II Men recording. The Movies One critical, often overlooked aspect of an AV preamp is the importance of a high-quality video distribution and switching mechanism. The AVP uses a broadcast-quality video switching video section capable of passing an HDTV signal with an output bandwidth of 65 MHz. The result of the careful attention paid to the video performance is evident on sources such as scene three of Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery (New Line – DTS LD). Here Austin (Mike Myers) does his mod dance sequences fully clad in a crushed blue velvet suit and accompanied by one of the most vibrantly dressed casts ever caught on film. On lesser AV preamps, the blacks seem faded and the brilliant colors look muted. On the AVP, the colors pop with unparalleled beauty and the blacks are extremely dark. With the Proceed AVP, you’ll enjoy more than just amazing audio effect – the picture is simply wonderful. For an all-out test of the surround capabilities of the AVP, I looked to Tomorrow Never Dies (MGM-UA DVD - AC3) the latest James Bond video release. Chapter 20 has two phenomenal tests of a high performance home theater. First, as Pierce Brosnan’s Bond and actress Michelle Yeoh’s Wai Lin try to escape via motorcycle while being chased by Chinese assassins in Range Rovers and a helicopter, the duo create a trap in a crowded marketplace. The assassins’ gunshots accidentally set off an entire truckload of fireworks. The surround effect on a lesser system can become blurred, seeming like a sheer wall of sound attacking your ears. On the Proceed AVP, all five of the main loudspeakers are lit up with a dynamic yet detailed explosion that all of a sudden blooms into one of the most amazing home theater moments I have ever heard. The second test in chapter 20 of Tomorrow Never Dies is at the end of the scene where Bond and Wai Lin are seemingly trapped by the helicopter, which is looming in on the two heroes as they are backed into a dead-end corner. In true Bond fashion, the agents escape by looping a metal laundry wire to the landing gear of the helicopter and immediately taking off. In order to flee their pursuers, Bond and Wai Lin need to slide the motorcycle under the rotating copter blades and jump into a water well. As they pull off this seemingly impossible act, you hear the most tremendous swirling effect with the helicopter blades, coupled with pounding bass. The two dive into the water well and the helicopter explodes with an impact I have never heard before in my theater. The next scene soothingly cues Bond and Wai Lin taking a makeshift shower in an alley way, with the delicate trickle of water strikingly juxtaposed against the preceding cacophony of a helicopter crash. Conclusion The Proceed AVP is the best value in all of the AV preamps. At $4995, it is far from cheap, but it has all of the features and high-end performance you’d expect from a Madrigal product; you would need to spend upwards of $15,000 to get anything comparable elsewhere. The fit and finish is great and the ease of use is much better than average. As a two-channel preamp, the Proceed AVP could replace nearly all of the existing preamps on the market even if you saved the surround features for future home theater upgrades. The Proceed AVP is a home run of a product. You’ll be proud to own one as the centerpiece of your high performance multi-media system.

Proceed AVP $5000 surround processor, Made by Madrigal, the same people who manufactured Mark Levinson. Very nice condition, used of course Proceed AVP AV Preamplifier Print E-mail Home Theater Preamplifiers AV Preamps Written by Jerry Del Colliano Monday, 01 November 1999 Proceed AVP AV Preamplifier Introduction The Proceed AVP is a full function audio/video preamp that combines audio preamplification, digital conversion, broadcast-quality video switching and surround sound decoding into a highly refined high-end gem. Priced at $4,995 (S-Video version), the Proceed AVP comes equipped with DTS, AC3, Pro Logic, THX and numerous other surround fields for both music and video playback. The digital section of the AVP uses Burr Brown 1702 20-bit Multibit DACs for the left and right channels and 1-bit, 24-bit compatible AKM Delta-Sigma DACs for the center, surround, aux and subwoofer channels. A dealer-provided software update will be available in the near future to get your AVP ready for the 24-bit 96 kHz performance. The AVP comes equipped with seven digital and eight analog highly flexible, assignable inputs. A special version of the AVP can be ordered in order to take up to four S-VHS inputs, as well as four composite inputs. A standard AVP comes with six composite video inputs. During the set-up process, you decide which audio and or video device is to go into what input. For example, you can set the primary and secondary input method; a DVD player would take a digital input first and possibly an analog second. The set-up process is not a cakewalk, but it is logical and intuitive. The AVP manual is among the best I have ever read, in that it is complete and easy to understand for the end user. The faceplate of the Proceed AVP has a non-traditional design that incorporates a sexy modern look with useful buttons in unconventional placements. The controls for the loudspeaker level adjusters are curved around the beautifully milled volume knob. This makes lots of sense in that the volume knob has a dual purpose: it also controls the surround parameters when desired. The design for the Proceed AVP’s remote is unique in that, unlike its competitors, it fits easily in your hand and features only nine buttons. Each button is within reach of your thumb for both left- and right-handers. The three main buttons toggle up and down smoothly. However, I frequently found myself making the mistake of switching my inputs when I wanted to lower the volume. Ultimately, I added a hand-held touch screen remote to control every component in my system, as well as to facilitate macros. Conclusion The Proceed AVP is the best value in all of the AV preamps. At $4995, it is far from cheap, but it has all of the features and high-end performance you’d expect from a Madrigal product; you would need to spend upwards of $15,000 to get anything comparable elsewhere. The fit and finish is great and the ease of use is much better than average. As a two-channel preamp, the Proceed AVP could replace nearly all of the existing preamps on the market even if you saved the surround features for future home theater upgrades. The Proceed AVP is a home run of a product. You’ll be proud to own one as the centerpiece of your high performance multi-media system.

Description: Full-function surround-sound audio/video preamplifier with Pro Logic, THX, and music modes. Frequency response and THD: not specified. S/N ratio (main outputs): >80dB at 0dB output. Gain: 14dB (nominal). Gain range: -60dB to +14dB. Gain resolution: 0.5dB except at lowest levels. Input overload: >2V RMS (0dB output). Input impedance: 100k ohms (single-ended). Output impedance: ±20 ohms. Maximum output: 10V RMS (balanced). Audio inputs: 2 balanced, 8 single-ended. Audio outputs: 1 set stereo main (L&R), balanced; 2 set stereo remote (balanced and unbalanced); 6 single-ended main (L, C, R, Sub, LSur, RSur); 4 sets record out (2 sets each VCR and tape). Video inputs: 4 composite video, 4 S-video (Y/C). Video outputs: 4 composite video, 4 S-video (Y/C). Dimensions: 17.25 W by 4.45 H by 13.27 D. Weight: 27 lbs (shipping). Serial numbers of samples reviewed: 1024, 1336. Price: $4195 (1994). Approximate number of dealers: 90. Manufacturer: Madrigal Audio Laboratories, Inc., 2081 S. Main St., P.O. Box 781, Middletown, CT 06457 (1994); Harman Specialty Group, 3 Oak Park, Bedford, MA 01730. Tel: (781) 280-0300. Fax: (781) 280-0490. Web: www.harmanspecialtygroup.com.

Edwards Home Entertainment and Design, an appointed and displaying dealer for McIntosh, Bowers & Wilkins, Focal, NAIM, Parasound, Classe Audio, Rotel and Michi, Fyne Audio, Rel Acoustics, JL Audio, Perlisten, Soul Note, Gold Note, Marantz, Rose HiFi, AudioQuest, Nordost, as well as part of the Verified Premier Dealer Program on AudioGon, is offering this Proceed AVP2, PMDT & CVP2. The AVP2 is in great shape, without issue, remote included. PMDT works, comes with remote, packaging, and box. The CVP2 worked 3 years ago when we took it out of our system with the AVP2 and PMDT. But the power supply wall wart has been misplaced or thrown away. You’d need to grab one yourself at most electronic Stores. I have been using it with the PMDT on top - just looks cool. Buy / Sell / Trade / Consign - Edwards Home Entertainment and Design (EHEAD) has been a premier seller of carefully selected, pre-loved high end audio equipment since 1997 and is now an authorized dealer for McIntosh (displaying C2700, C22, C12000, MC462, MC275vi, MC1.25s, MEN220, MT-10, MT-5, MA12000, MA352, MA252, MPC500, MPC1500, MHA200, speakers and interconnect cabling), Bowers & Wilkins (displaying 801D4, 802D4, 803D4, 804D4, 805D4, 702S3), Focal (displaying Scala EVO, Sopra3, Sopra2), NAIM (displaying the SuperNAIT3), Rotel Michi (displaying the P5s2, S5, X3s2), Classe Delta (displaying the Delta Pre, Delta Stereo, Delta Monos), Fyne Audio (displaying F1-12, F1-8, 502SP, F700), HiFiROSE (displaying the RS150, RS250 and RS520), Parasound (displaying JC-1+, JC2BP, JC-5, JC-3+, and HINT6), Jeff Wells Audio (displaying Commander II and Innamorata II), Marantz (displaying PM-10 Integrated, SA-10 Super Audio SACD/CD Player, TT-15S2 TurnTable), Rel Acoustics (displaying the Carbon Special, S/812, S/512, and T9/x), Perlisten (displaying the S7t and D212), JL Audio (displaying the G213v2, F113v2, D and E subs), Soul Note (displaying the A2 integrated), Nordost (displaying Norse and Leif series, with demo cases for in home trials), AudioQuest (displaying all power centers, 7000, 5000, 3000, Thunderbird, Black Beauty, Pegasus cabling), SolidSteel (displaying HyperSpike stands and amp stands), NEO Luxury Audio Racks (displaying the Quattron), Bossocontinuo (displaying the McRack) Reference. Visit the EHEADAudio com site in South San Francisco, CA for direct phone (begins with 925) / voice / text support. We are always looking to buy quality used gear. Despite listings that may indicate LOCAL PICK UP ONLY - this is just to facilitate posting of gear. Logistics is our specialty, we can facilitate packaging and shipping to and from anywhere in the country. If you are interested in our gear, please reach out and we can figure out a shipping solution that will work. Our shop is in South San Francisco - stop by and put your eyes and ears to work!

Edwards Home Entertainment and Design, an appointed and displaying dealer for McIntosh, Bowers & Wilkins, Focal, NAIM, Parasound, Classe Audio, Rotel and Michi, Fyne Audio, Rel Acoustics, JL Audio, Perlisten, Soul Note, Gold Note, Marantz, Rose HiFi, AudioQuest, Nordost, as well as part of the Verified Premier Dealer Program on AudioGon, is offering this Proceed AVP2+6 & CVP2. The AVP2+6 is in good shape, without issue, remote included. The CVP2 worked 3 years ago when we took it out of our system with the AVP2 and PMDT. But the power supply wall wart has been misplaced or thrown away. You’d need to grab one yourself at most electronic Stores. I have been using it with the PMDT on top - just looks cool. Buy / Sell / Trade / Consign - Edwards Home Entertainment and Design (EHEAD) has been a premier seller of carefully selected, pre-loved high end audio equipment since 1997 and is now an authorized dealer for McIntosh (displaying C2700, C22, C12000, MC462, MC275vi, MC1.25s, MEN220, MT-10, MT-5, MA12000, MA352, MA252, MPC500, MPC1500, MHA200, speakers and interconnect cabling), Bowers & Wilkins (displaying 801D4, 802D4, 803D4, 804D4, 805D4, 702S3), Focal (displaying Scala EVO, Sopra3, Sopra2), NAIM (displaying the SuperNAIT3), Rotel Michi (displaying the P5s2, S5, X3s2), Classe Delta (displaying the Delta Pre, Delta Stereo, Delta Monos), Fyne Audio (displaying F1-12, F1-8, 502SP, F700), HiFiROSE (displaying the RS150, RS250 and RS520), Parasound (displaying JC-1+, JC2BP, JC-5, JC-3+, and HINT6), Jeff Wells Audio (displaying Commander II and Innamorata II), Marantz (displaying PM-10 Integrated, SA-10 Super Audio SACD/CD Player, TT-15S2 TurnTable), Rel Acoustics (displaying the Carbon Special, S/812, S/512, and T9/x), Perlisten (displaying the S7t and D212), JL Audio (displaying the G213v2, F113v2, D and E subs), Soul Note (displaying the A2 integrated), Nordost (displaying Norse and Leif series, with demo cases for in home trials), AudioQuest (displaying all power centers, 7000, 5000, 3000, Thunderbird, Black Beauty, Pegasus cabling), SolidSteel (displaying HyperSpike stands and amp stands), NEO Luxury Audio Racks (displaying the Quattron), Bossocontinuo (displaying the McRack) Reference. Visit the EHEADAudio com site in South San Francisco, CA for direct phone (begins with 925) / voice / text support. We are always looking to buy quality used gear. Despite listings that may indicate LOCAL PICK UP ONLY - this is just to facilitate posting of gear. Logistics is our specialty, we can facilitate packaging and shipping to and from anywhere in the country. If you are interested in our gear, please reach out and we can figure out a shipping solution that will work. Our shop is in South San Francisco - stop by and put your eyes and ears to work!

Proceed AVP lightly used and tested. All functions work to our knowledge. Digital processing is outdated as it is for all 20Y + home stereo tech so I used it for 2CH listening and it is very, very good for such. Unit is sensitive to cables and we noticed sound quality differences as we climbed the ladder of more expensive associated equipment. Selling due to recent purchase of integrated amp that satisfies our needs. Please note dimensions as this is a large unit. Proceed AVP $5000 surround processor, Made by Madrigal, the same people who manufactured Mark Levinson. Proceed AVP AV Preamplifier IntroductionThe Proceed AVP is a full function audio/video preamp that combines audio preamplification, digital conversion, broadcast-quality video switching and surround sound decoding into a highly refined high-end gem. Priced at $4,995 (S-Video version), the Proceed AVP comes equipped with DTS, AC3, Pro Logic, THX and numerous other surround fields for both music and video playback. The digital section of the AVP uses Burr Brown 1702 20-bit Multibit DACs for the left and right channels and 1-bit, 24-bit compatible AKM Delta-Sigma DACs for the center, surround, aux and subwoofer channels. A dealer-provided software update will be available in the near future to get your AVP ready for the 24-bit 96 kHz performance. 17.25 W by 4.45 H by 13.27 D. Weight: 30 lbs

Madrigal Proceed AVP 2 Audio/Video Preamplifierby Mark Levinson Audio Classics, Ltd. For sale we are offering an A/V Preamplifier from Madrigal Proceed. Original MSRP: $4000.00 Unit powers up. All switches seem to work , but we were unable to test this preamplifier because we dont understand how it it currently configured. The new owner will have to figure out how to do a factory reset. We believe this unit needs a factory reset. Thus we are selling this preamp As-Is Cosmetically the face looks good.... but the top cover/sides have scratches, scrapes and some residue from stick on labels. Sold As-Is Make us an offer! Model / Serial AVP2 / 1533 Contiguous US Lower-48-State shipping, insurance and handling charges for this item will be $45.00. Please submit all inquiries regarding this item through the Ebay messaging system and ask All questions before committing to purchase. We will only ship to your Ebay/Paypal/Credit-Card Verified or Confirmed shipping address. We will not under-value this item or otherwise falsify our invoices or shipping documents for any reason.This item is available for sale only through Ebay.________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Proceed AVP Preamp Audio/Video Processor. Proceed is a division of Madrigal Labs of Mark Levinson fame. A classic Preamp Processor. Requires servicing to be perfect. The AVP powers on intermittently. It is being sold as is, for parts or restoration. Buyer must complete payment within 24 hours. I do not ship internationally. I do not accept returns.

DescriptionAll items are shown in the pictures. If you cannot tell from the pictures please contact us. Due to differences in region codes some games CDs DVDs etc. may not ?be available. The voltage of some electrical products may be different. Please make sure to check before purchasing. PaymentPlease pay within 2 days of winning the auction. Shipping There have been delays in delivery due to the global pandemic. There may be a significant delay in the scheduled delivery date. Delivery Time Economy delivery? 3 to 4 weeks (Tracking numbers are not reflected in Australia Canada and some regions.) Standard delivery 2 to 3 weeks Terms of Sale If payment is not confirmed within 2 days of purchase the order will be cancelled. Returns are accepted within 60 days.International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties and taxes are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Please check with your countrys customs office for additional costs before bidding or purchasing. Duties and taxes are not collected by the shipping company. Please check with your countrys customs office for additional costs before bidding or purchasing. The act of declaring goods at a lower value or declaring goods as gifts is prohibited by international governments.

DescriptionAll items are shown in the pictures. If you cannot tell from the pictures please contact us. Due to differences in region codes some games CDs DVDs etc. may not ?be available. The voltage of some electrical products may be different. Please make sure to check before purchasing. PaymentPlease pay within 2 days of winning the auction. Shipping There have been delays in delivery due to the global pandemic. There may be a significant delay in the scheduled delivery date. Delivery Time Economy delivery? 3 to 4 weeks (Tracking numbers are not reflected in Australia Canada and some regions.) Standard delivery 2 to 3 weeks Terms of Sale If payment is not confirmed within 2 days of purchase the order will be cancelled. Returns are accepted within 60 days.International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties and taxes are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Please check with your countrys customs office for additional costs before bidding or purchasing. Duties and taxes are not collected by the shipping company. Please check with your countrys customs office for additional costs before bidding or purchasing. The act of declaring goods at a lower value or declaring goods as gifts is prohibited by international governments.

PRE E SINTONIZZATORE PROCEED - MADRIGAL - una creazione Mark Levinson - LEGGI BENE: SI ACCENDE MA NON FUNZIONA IL PROCESSORE A/V VENDUTO GUASTO NON FUNZIONANTE ALIMENTAZIONE 220 V

This came out of my working system. Primarily was used for its excellent DAC. It comes with the original remote and power cable. You will need a TV with composite or S-video to use the on screen menu and setup the inputs and outputs to your liking.

DESCRIPTION Please check photos Includes junk and untested items Almost all items are used or reusedPlease feel free to ask us if you have any questions! ShippingHandling time 2-10days after paymentPlease understand since we have many order to ship and check in our shop in Japan also.Without trouble Sea Mail 60-100 daysSAL 7-14daysE-Pakcet 7-14 daysEMS 7daysDHL 7daysFedEx 7daysYamato 7-14 days Air Mail 10-20 days? Due to Japanese Post Service delay estimated arrival time can be delay.The situation changes these days.Please understand itDepends on custom in your country also.So if it is late please contact local post office with tracking number .Payment & Note Only set payment methodsImport duties taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.These charges are the buyer's responsibility.Please check with your country's customs office to determinewhat these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

Good Proceed AVP.Working perfectly.Excellent sound performance.I use an optical cable from a good DVD player.Movies sound great!Includes power cord.No remote.

Up for sale is a Proceed AVP Preamplifier/Controller made by Madrigal Audio Laboratories, the same company that produces Mark Levinson equipment. This unit is from the original owner and is in EXCELLENT cosmetic condition. Please look carefully at all of the pictures and judge the condition for yourself. This is a truly audiophile grade preamp controller!! It has 8 analog inputs (1 balanced XLR and 7 RCA), 7 digital inputs (1 balanced XLR, 4 Coaxial, 1 BNC and 1 optical), 8 video inputs (4 standard RCA and 4 S-video), Balance XLR and RCA output connectors plus more!! This unit has been fully tested and is in perfect working condition. The unit will be reset to factory settings before shipping. The sale includes the unit, power cord and a copy of the 98 page Owners Manual. The following is taken from the High Performance Stereo website: Proceed AVP $5000 surround processor, Made by Madrigal, the same people who manufactured Mark Levinson. Very nice condition, used of courseProceed AVP AV Preamplifier IntroductionThe Proceed AVP is a full function audio/video preamp that combines audio preamplification, digital conversion, broadcast-quality video switching and surround sound decoding into a highly refined high-end gem. Priced at $4,995 (S-Video version), the Proceed AVP comes equipped with DTS, AC3, Pro Logic, THX and numerous other surround fields for both music and video playback. The digital section of the AVP uses Burr Brown 1702 20-bit Multibit DACs for the left and right channels and 1-bit, 24-bit compatible AKM Delta-Sigma DACs for the center, surround, aux and subwoofer channels. A dealer-provided software update will be available in the near future to get your AVP ready for the 24-bit 96 kHz performance.The AVP comes equipped with seven digital and eight analog highly flexible, assignable inputs. A special version of the AVP can be ordered in order to take up to four S-VHS inputs, as well as four composite inputs. A standard AVP comes with six composite video inputs. During the set-up process, you decide which audio and or video device is to go into what input. For example, you can set the primary and secondary input method; a DVD player would take a digital input first and possibly an analog second. The set-up process is not a cakewalk, but it is logical and intuitive. The AVP manual is among the best I have ever read, in that it is complete and easy to understand for the end user. The Proceed AVP is the best value in all of the AV preamps. At $4995, it is far from cheap, but it has all of the features and high-end performance you’d expect from a Madrigal product; you would need to spend upwards of $15,000 to get anything comparable elsewhere. The fit and finish is great and the ease of use is much better than average. As a two-channel preamp, the Proceed AVP could replace nearly all of the existing preamps on the market even if you saved the surround features for future home theater upgrades. The Proceed AVP is a home run of a product. You’ll be proud to own one as the centerpiece of your high performance multi-media system. Buy with confidence. All of my sales carry a 100% money back guarantee. I have been a highly rated eBay seller for over 24 years! I will personally pack the unit for shipping using all new packing materials and a double-walled heavy duty box. All my shipping is via FedEx Ground Service, fully insured. The shipping costs you see on the listing are calculated by eBay and FedEx and indicate my true shipping costs based on your location and the size and weight of the box. I actually lose money on every item I ship because I absorb the costs of packing materials, service fees and insurance costs. Please message me with any questions you might have.

RARITÄT* Proceed AVP2 **STUDIOAUFLÖSUNG. Gerät funktional und in sehr gutem Zustand! Versand erfolgt versichert und mit Sendungsverfolgung!Kenner wissen, was sie kaufen (Vorverstärker mit dem MarkLevinson D/A Wandler)Privatverkauf! Daher keine Rücknahmen.

Proceed AVP Preamp Audio/Video Processor. Proceed is a division of Madrigal Labs of Mark Levinson fame. A classic Preamp Processor. Requires servicing to be perfect. The AVP powers on intermittently. It is being sold as is, for parts or restoration. Buyer must complete payment within 24 hours. I do not ship internationally. I do not accept returns.

Finale price change UPDATE:! i POWERED IT UP AND TESTED THE RCA OUTPUTS AND THEY ALL WORK FINE. NOT JUST THE XLR BUT BOTH SETS . FOR THIS STARTING PRICE YOU ARE GETTING A STEAL WITH THE NEW DIGITAL FACE. I am clearing out and starting over . If not sold ill keep or store for backup It plays just fine otherwise. INCLUDES HARMONY 650 REMOTE WHICH IS WHAT I USED WITH ZERO PROBLEMS.

Good Proceed AVP.Working perfectly.Excellent sound performance.I use an optical cable from a good DVD player.Movies sound great!Includes power cord.No remote.

Edwards Home Entertainment and Design, an appointed and displaying dealer for McIntosh, Bowers & Wilkins, Focal, NAIM, Parasound, Classe Audio, Rotel and Michi, Fyne Audio, Rel Acoustics, JL Audio, Perlisten, Soul Note, Gold Note, Marantz, Rose HiFi, AudioQuest, Nordost, as well as part of the Verified Premier Dealer Program on AudioGon, is offering this Proceed AVP2, PMDT & CVP2. The AVP2 is in great shape, without issue, remote included. PMDT works, comes with remote, packaging, and box. The CVP2 worked 3 years ago when we took it out of our system with the AVP2 and PMDT. But the power supply wall wart has been misplaced or thrown away. You’d need to grab one yourself at most electronic Stores. I have been using it with the PMDT on top - just looks cool. Buy / Sell / Trade / Consign - Edwards Home Entertainment and Design (EHEAD) has been a premier seller of carefully selected, pre-loved high end audio equipment since 1997 and is now an authorized dealer for McIntosh (displaying C2700, C22, C12000, MC462, MC275vi, MC1.25s, MEN220, MT-10, MT-5, MA12000, MA352, MA252, MPC500, MPC1500, MHA200, speakers and interconnect cabling), Bowers & Wilkins (displaying 801D4, 802D4, 803D4, 804D4, 805D4, 702S3), Focal (displaying Scala EVO, Sopra3, Sopra2), NAIM (displaying the SuperNAIT3), Rotel Michi (displaying the P5s2, S5, X3s2), Classe Delta (displaying the Delta Pre, Delta Stereo, Delta Monos), Fyne Audio (displaying F1-12, F1-8, 502SP, F700), HiFiROSE (displaying the RS150, RS250 and RS520), Parasound (displaying JC-1+, JC2BP, JC-5, JC-3+, and HINT6), Jeff Wells Audio (displaying Commander II and Innamorata II), Marantz (displaying PM-10 Integrated, SA-10 Super Audio SACD/CD Player, TT-15S2 TurnTable), Rel Acoustics (displaying the Carbon Special, S/812, S/512, and T9/x), Perlisten (displaying the S7t and D212), JL Audio (displaying the G213v2, F113v2, D and E subs), Soul Note (displaying the A2 integrated), Nordost (displaying Norse and Leif series, with demo cases for in home trials), AudioQuest (displaying all power centers, 7000, 5000, 3000, Thunderbird, Black Beauty, Pegasus cabling), SolidSteel (displaying HyperSpike stands and amp stands), NEO Luxury Audio Racks (displaying the Quattron), Bossocontinuo (displaying the McRack) Reference. Visit the EHEADAudio com site in South San Francisco, CA for direct phone (begins with 925) / voice / text support. We are always looking to buy quality used gear. Despite listings that may indicate LOCAL PICK UP ONLY - this is just to facilitate posting of gear. Logistics is our specialty, we can facilitate packaging and shipping to and from anywhere in the country. If you are interested in our gear, please reach out and we can figure out a shipping solution that will work. Our shop is in South San Francisco - stop by and put your eyes and ears to work!