Specs: Inputs: Balanced x 1, Unbalanced x 1 Outputs: Balanced x 1, Unbalanced x 1 Output Power: 6W x 2 (16ohm) 3W x 2 (32ohm) 440mW x 2 (300ohm) 220mW x 2 (600ohm) SNR: 130dB, A-Weighted Output Noise: 2.8uV, A-Weighted THD+N: -122dB, 0.00007% (1kHz, 32ohm) THD+N: -117dB, 0.00013% (20 – 20kHz, 32ohm, -3dB) THD: -125dB,
Specs:
Inputs: Balanced x 1, Unbalanced x 1
Outputs: Balanced x 1, Unbalanced x 1
Output Power:
6W x 2 (16ohm)
3W x 2 (32ohm)
440mW x 2 (300ohm)
220mW x 2 (600ohm)
SNR: 130dB, A-Weighted
Output Noise: 2.8uV, A-Weighted
THD+N: -122dB, 0.00007% (1kHz, 32ohm)
THD+N: -117dB, 0.00013% (20 – 20kHz, 32ohm, -3dB)
THD: -125dB, 0.00006% (1kHz, 16ohm, -3dB)
Output Impedance: Near 0 Ω
Frequency Response: 0.1Hz – 500kHz(-3dB)
Gain: Low(+6dB), High(+18dB)
Power Supply Voltage/Frequency: AC100-240V, 50-60 Hz
Power Consumption (EN60065): 24W
Power Consumption in Standby Mode: < 0.1W
Size: 160 x 149 x 73 mm
Weight: 772g
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I am ZeosPantera and I approve this message.. So THX tech. It’s a real game changer and the fact you can now attain a standalone 888 revision is amazing. The balanced output/input is however there just for convenience sake. The noise floor is so low the main benefits of actually balancing are rendered almost inconsequential. I will say having only two gain settings makes using very sensitive IEM’s and headphones a bit tricky. I almost NEVER needed high gain on anything but the most demanding of cans.If you have a 789 you don’t…