Low-impedance preamplifier decoupling is commonly used in RF coil array construction to minimize coupling between elements through mutual impedance. The trap circuit is an essential component in preamp decoupling techniques, but becomes a limiting factor in constructing multi-tuned, multi-nuclear coil arrays. In principle, it is possible to double-tune or multi-tune the trap circuits, but will add complexity and loss. We present a broadband decoupling approach using high impedance preamplifiers. A dual-tuned prototype four-channel array using this approach which targets 2H and 23 Na at 4.7T, has been previously constructed, evaluated and reported. Without any retuning of the array, the same setup is tested at the 23Na and 31P frequencies for 3T. Initial bench measurements and Chemical Shift Imaging (CSI) results are acquired and presented in this study.Clinical Relevance- This study could reduce the complexity of multi-nuclear array coil design.