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15th February 2010, 07:02 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Headphone amplifier in wooden case for sale
Item description:
- New, never used hi-end desktop headphone amplifier. - Beautiful oak case - Sound is warm, smooth, full-bodied, non-fatiguing and rich. - The amp can easily drive any headphones and earphones with impedances from 32ohm to 300ohm, from Grado to Sennheiser HD-650. - Made by an experienced and qualified electronics engineer. Features: - Hi-end choice: Burr-Brown Texas Instruments OPA2132PA dual op-amp One of the best FET input op-amps in audio, suitable for battery use. Made by Burr-Brown Texas Instruments. - It runs on 2x9v batteries and TLE2426 Rail splitter provide long battery life and stable amplifier performance. - Hi-quality 6.35mm headphone sockets - Gold plated RCA connectors.     Price: $119 with fast worldwide shipping |
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