pre amp ideas

I am in the process of putting together my first real hi-fi and was hoping for ideas, mainly for the pre-amp section but any ideas would be appreciated.
To start I am somewhat of a stereo scavenger and so far i have less than $1000 into what i have gathered together.

This is what I have:
-pair of Quad II's
-Quad 22 and 33 preamps
-Quad 405 power amp
-B&W DM-220 speakers
-Systemdek IIX with Linn basik plus and nagaoka mp11 cart.

The New Girl Order

The New Girl Order

"The globalization of the SYF reflects a series of stunning demographic and economic shifts that are pointing much of the world—with important exceptions, including Africa and most of the Middle East—toward a New Girl Order. It’s a man’s world, James Brown always reminded us. But if these trends continue, not so much."

Verses vs Versus

Verses vs Versus

Did you dudes catch that little segment on PBS last night about analog recording versus digital? I did. It was alright. I don't think of these things in terms of a battle, mind you, where there's a bruised but happy winner and a bloody and beaten loser, but mainstream media seems to like taking that approach. I guess it's more palatable that way. To me, there's room in this world for both methods. Have you seen Ultimate Fighting Championship? Now, that's a battle. Analog versus digital? Not so much.

Thoughts on anticipated turntable purchase

I currently use a NAD 320 BEE integrated amp paired with Wharfedale Pacific Evo 8 bookshelf speakers. Up to this point, I have only ever listened to CDs -- use an Arcam CD72 player.

I have decided, after much hesitation, to enter the vinyl world. I have been told that my love of jazz can only be appreciated on records.

At any rate, the NAD 320 BEE has no phono input. I am 90% sure I am going to purchase the Music Hall MMF-5.1 turntable (with the Goldring G1012 MM carttridge) paired with a Bellari VP129 tube phono stage.

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