I have an ARC SP3 A 1 preamp from the mid 70s which is not working properly. Since I don't have the money to get it fixed right now, I am looking to buy a cheap ($100-200) short term replacement. I only need input selection (2-4 inputs) and volume control. Any ideas? I have been looking at stereo receivers but it is often hard to tell whether they have preamp outs when viewing online. Thanks in advance.
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