Description | Portable Audio Headphone Amplifier |
Weight | 157 grams (5.5oz) |
Power Source | Lithium-Ion Rechargeable System, or, 9-volt Alkaline, or, 9.6V Lithium non-rechargeable |
External Power Supply | Optional Lithium-Ion adapter/charger, 120-240VAC, 50/60Hz worlwide compatible |
Battery Charge Time (approx.) | 1.5 hours |
Battery Life (approx, depending on installed options | Alkaline: 50 hours Lithium-Ion: 40 hours Lithium NON-rechargeable: 100 hours |
Maximum Gain | +12.7dB (Gain Boost disabled) +20.6dB (Gain Boost enabled) |
Frequency Response (20-20,000Hz, typical, front panel input | +0.1dB, -0.4dB |
-3dB Point (typical, front panel input) | 21 kHz at top end 9 Hz at low end |
Total Harmonic Distortion THD (typical, front panel input) | 0.0007% |
Intermodulation Distortion (typical, front panel input) | 0.005% |
Signal to Noise ratio (20-20,000Hz, typical, front panel input) | 103dB |
Dynamic Range (20-20,000Hz, typical, front panel input) | 103dB |
Bass Boost (approx.) | +6dB @ 100Hz |
Treble Boost (approx) | +3dB @ 10kHz |
Crossfeed | Active, user-adjustable from mono to near-stereo using potentiometer; User can bypass using pushbutton |
Auto Power-OFF | User selects between 1, 3, or 6 hour poweroff interval, or unit can be set to stay on indefinitely. |
Status Indicators | Two LEDs (one blue, one amber), indicating: low battery warning, battery voltage, and power |
Integrated Voltmeter accuracy (typical) | ±100mV |
Mechanicals |
- Anodized aluminum case
- Glossy anodized & etched face plate
- Polished aluminum volume knob
- FR-4 dual-layer impedance-controlled Printed Circuit Board with 1 oz. copper
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Output Impedance | User-switchable between 0Ω and 75Ω |
Convenience |
- Fully configurable amplification and buffering using gold-plated sockets.
- Turn on both LEDs to full brightness;
- Dimming mode: Allows user to optionally dim the blue LED;
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USB DAC | Texas Instruments/Burr-Brown PCM2704 USB DAC, 0.006% THD; 44.1/48kHz, USB 2.0 Compliant; Native compatibility with Windows XP, Vista; MAC OSX, OS9; most Linux installs. |