Adcom GTP-502 (2001)
A stereo tuner preamplifier from Adcom, noted for clean sound and for fitting into high-end audio systems.
Overview
The Adcom GTP-502 is a stereo tuner preamplifier made by Adcom. Production is confirmed in 2001. It works as both tuner and preamp and was designed for high-fidelity setups. Users call it a solid performer that adds no coloration, with clean, uncolored sound and a good phono stage. It has been used in systems paired with Adcom GFA-5400 power amplifiers.
Specifications
| Frequency response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Total harmonic distortion | Mentioned, value not specified |
| Weight | 5.73 lbs |
| Dimensions | 10.1" x 10.87" x 2.8" |
Design
The Adcom GTP-502 has Lab Out connectors that bypass the coupling caps for a cleaner signal path. It also has an EPL loop for external processors like EQs, which can be switched in and out during use.
Market
The Adcom GTP-502 has been listed for $99.95 as "Parts Only" and for $50 in a 2016 classified listing. One seller noted a retail value of about $400 after taxes. Remote controls are not always included, but they can be sourced online. Users report common remote problems. Service manuals are available through Elektrotanya and other online sources.
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