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Adcom GFP-915SE Stereo Preamplifier

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Adcom GFP-915SE Stereo PreamplifierAdcom GFP 915SE Stereo Preamplifier at Vinyl Sound Toronto Canada The Adcom GFP 915SE is the next evolution of Adcom's renowned preamplifier line. Building on the legacy of the original GFP 915, the SE version introduces triple amplifier output support, Bluetooth 5. 4 wireless streaming, and high resolution digital inputs without compromising the low noise signal purity that defines the GFP 915 lineage. Available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada.

Adcom GFP-915SE Stereo Preamplifier at Vinyl Sound Toronto Canada

The Adcom GFP-915SE is the next evolution of Adcom's renowned preamplifier line. Building on the legacy of the original GFP-915, the SE version introduces triple amplifier output support, Bluetooth 5.4 wireless streaming, and high-resolution digital inputs — without compromising the low-noise signal purity that defines the GFP-915 lineage. Available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada.

Triple Amplifier Output Support

The GFP-915SE is designed for complex, high-performance audio setups requiring simultaneous connection to multiple amplifiers. Three independent output paths — unbalanced Main 1, unbalanced Main 2, and balanced XLR — allow for multi-zone configurations, dedicated subwoofer integration, or bi-amping arrangements without additional splitters or converters. The upgraded software platform provides smooth input switching and stable operation across all analog and digital signal paths.

Bluetooth 5.4 and High-Resolution Digital Inputs

Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.4 enables high-resolution wireless streaming with low latency and robust connection stability, bringing modern convenience to a high-fidelity signal chain. USB and Optical inputs support playback up to 192kHz / 24-bit, ensuring the GFP-915SE is fully compatible with the highest-quality digital sources available. All digital paths are managed through low-noise circuitry to preserve signal integrity from source to output.

Phono Stage and Analog Source Integration

The GFP-915SE integrates a full MM/MC phono stage with RIAA accuracy of ±0.25dB from 20Hz to 20kHz, making it a complete solution for vinyl playback within a high-performance system. Seven analog inputs provide comprehensive source management for CD players, streamers, tuners, and other line-level components. Every analog connection is routed through precision signal paths and shielded circuitry to minimize noise and preserve the natural character of each source.

Key Features

  • Triple amplifier outputs: Main 1 (unbalanced), Main 2 (unbalanced), and Balanced XLR for multi-amp, bi-amp, or multi-zone configurations
  • MM/MC phono stage with RIAA accuracy of ±0.25dB from 20Hz to 20kHz
  • Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.4 for high-resolution wireless streaming with low latency
  • USB and Optical digital inputs supporting up to 192kHz / 24-bit playback
  • Seven analog inputs for comprehensive source management
  • Record output, RS232 control port, and 12V trigger for system automation and recording integration
  • Tone controls: ±11.5dB Bass (20Hz) and ±8.5dB Treble (20kHz)
  • THD + Noise of 0.005% at rated output (high level) for exceptionally low distortion
  • Signal-to-noise ratio of 100dB or greater (high level, A-weighted)
  • Maximum output level of 10.0Vrms on bypass and main outputs
  • Brushed aluminum chassis with intuitive front-panel controls
  • Dual voltage compatible at 120VAC and 230VAC / 50-60Hz

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Frequency Response (±0.5dB, line volume at max) 5Hz to 100kHz; High Level: 50Hz to 50kHz
THD + Noise (20Hz–20kHz, rated output) 0.005% high level / 0.15% MM / 0.03% MC
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (A-weighted) 100dB or greater (high level); 95dB or greater (MM and MC)
Input Sensitivity 500mV high level / 3.5mV MM / 25mV MC
Input Impedance 11 ohms (high level, MM, and MC)
RIAA Accuracy ±0.25dB, 20Hz to 20kHz
Output Impedance 100 ohms (bypass and main outputs); 475 ohms (tape output)
Output Level 2.0Vrms (bypass and main); 1.0Vrms (record output)
Maximum Output Level 10.0Vrms (bypass and main outputs)
Tone Controls ±11.5dB Bass (20Hz); ±8.5dB Treble (20kHz)
USB Input Up to 192kHz / 24-bit
Optical Input Up to 192kHz / 24-bit
Bluetooth Qualcomm 5.4
Analog Inputs 7
Outputs Main 1 (unbalanced), Main 2 (unbalanced), Balanced XLR, Record output
Control RS232 port, 12V trigger
Power Supply 120VAC to 230VAC / 50-60Hz
Dimensions (W x H x D) 16.9" x 4.13" x 14.3" (430 x 105 x 335 mm)
Weight 15.7 lbs. (7.1 kg)
Shipping Weight 20 lbs. (9.05 kg)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Adcom GFP-915SE?

The Adcom GFP-915SE is a high-performance stereo preamplifier featuring triple simultaneous amplifier output support (Main 1 unbalanced, Main 2 unbalanced, and balanced XLR), an MM/MC phono stage, Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.4, USB and Optical digital inputs up to 192kHz/24-bit, and seven analog inputs. It is the upgraded SE version of the original GFP-915 and is available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada.

What does triple amplifier output support mean on the GFP-915SE?

The GFP-915SE provides three independent output paths that can operate simultaneously: an unbalanced Main 1 output, an unbalanced Main 2 output, and a balanced XLR output. This allows the preamplifier to drive three separate power amplifiers at once — useful for bi-amping a pair of loudspeakers, adding a dedicated subwoofer amplifier, or distributing audio to multiple zones without requiring additional splitters or signal converters.

What phono cartridge types does the GFP-915SE support?

The GFP-915SE includes a built-in phono stage that supports both Moving Magnet (MM) and Moving Coil (MC) cartridges. Input sensitivity is 3.5mV for MM cartridges and 25mV for MC cartridges, with RIAA equalization accuracy of ±0.25dB from 20Hz to 20kHz. Signal-to-noise ratio on the phono stage is 95dB or greater for both MM and MC, making it suitable for high-performance vinyl playback without an external phono preamplifier.

What digital sources can connect to the GFP-915SE?

The GFP-915SE accepts digital audio via USB and Optical inputs, both supporting playback up to 192kHz / 24-bit resolution. In addition, Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.4 enables high-resolution wireless streaming from smartphones, tablets, computers, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices with low latency and stable connection quality.

What is the difference between the GFP-915SE and the original GFP-915?

The SE version adds triple amplifier output support (Main 1, Main 2, and balanced XLR simultaneously), Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.4, high-resolution USB and Optical digital inputs, and an upgraded software platform for smoother input switching and more stable operation. These additions expand the GFP-915SE's connectivity and flexibility considerably while maintaining the low-noise analog signal path and RIAA phono accuracy of the original design.

Can the GFP-915SE be used for bi-amping?

Yes. The GFP-915SE's three simultaneous output paths make it well suited for bi-amping configurations where separate power amplifiers drive the high-frequency and low-frequency sections of a compatible loudspeaker. Main 1 and Main 2 unbalanced outputs and the balanced XLR output can each be routed to a dedicated power amplifier, allowing the preamplifier to serve as the control center for a multi-amplifier system without any additional signal splitting hardware.

Where can I buy the Adcom GFP-915SE in Canada?

The Adcom GFP-915SE is available at Vinyl Sound, an authorized Adcom dealer in Toronto, Canada. Browse the full preamplifier collection at Vinyl Sound or contact our team for system configuration advice and in-store demonstrations.

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