TS P75 Preamplifier (Out of Stock for the USA)

Great pre amp!!

Clarity, dynamic, deep powerful bass awesome sound stage! It has it all, very nice preamp!

I Purchased the TS P75 to simply to improve my system. This is one of the better purchased decision I have made in over 40 years of high end experience. Based on the quality of parts in this preamp and the 14 day return policy it was a no brainer purchase, especially at the price! From the first moment of critical listening (2 days) until a week later, this preamp has impressed me with its superb sound staging, width, depth and transparency. The bass improved and the highs are wonderfully extended without being harsh. My current Abbington Music Research Dac has a very good preamp section that I have been satisfied with for over 12 years. But this preamp makes it seems like a bad poor choice in comparison. This is a serious preamp that adds a lot more musical enjoyment to system:

Lumin U1 Streamer with X1 Power Supply
AMR DAC DP 777
TS P75 Tube Preamp
Music Reference RM-9 Mk ll Tube Amp
PS Audio P15 Regenerator
REL 328 SUB
Magnepan .7 Speakers
JPS Speakers wire and interconnects

Here is a little about my rig for comparison purposes. It is a Mac mini M2 pro digital front end, Denafrips Ares II r to r dac, NAD C298 power amp, “new” KLH 5 speakers, & an Outlaw sub. I’ve listened in the past to killer solid state power amps, ss preamps, vinyl, only large and uncompressed digital files (no MP3’s, thanks), tube preamps, low power tube amps, horn loaded speakers, etc.
I have recently been working on a formula that I discovered by accident: tube preamplification, solid state amplification, r to r dac. The TS P75 sounds terrific in this territory.
The preamp arrived in excellent condition. The tubes were pre installed. Tho many might refer to this as a line amp, it does have a volume control, but no pre-amp for vinyl/turntable or a headphone jack. Measure your available space as the unit is large. It arrived with the most compact stout-feeling remote. It has a metal case and feels great in the hand. Its volume buttons’ increments are spaced very nicely. The unit ships with JJ 12at7 tubes. I’ve done some rolling in my time. I was pleasantly surprised how well the JJ’s performed, and after several days they only got better. I out of hand subbed in some Mullard manufactured 12at7/ecc81’s from the 50’s-60’s. Superb sweet vocals (not syrupy), real, excellent detail without a hint of being clinical. The depth of detail is over the top. Sounds like finger snaps way in the background, the character revealed when a hand strikes a bongo, and the natural sound of a well recorded piano….new territory for my well used rig. And, yes, I’ve heard a lot of detail that my previous preamplification did not even approach. I also am very pleased with its sense of airiness balanced very nicely with its bottom end response. Tube presence combined with nicely controlled yet complete bass.
So….is it a good value? I would say it’s fine if a price increase doesn’t occur. With threatened tariffs it is hard to know. If you’re inclined, acting sooner than later *may* help with the current unpredictable nature of pricing. YRMV.

I’ve have had this unit for about a week, previously had only the A75 power amp, I’ve seen a huge improvement using the P75 preamp with the A75 power amp. I’m also using this P75 with a 300B power amp. Im very pleased with the results.
I agree with everything Tomas has said about the P75. He’s a vey trusting and honest person.