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Using 50 Ohms output load, is no problem. And for 16 Ohms headphones this can even give better, more current pushing ![]() For 32 Ohms HP:s (and higher impedances)I would not change the original value for R5,6,7,8 It is carefully tuned to give very good result using these values at 12 VDC operation And HeadPhones 32 Ohm or higher. regars lineup
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