although limited in steps, I measured the item below for distortion and frequency response and both fine driven by typical opamp player or soundcard outputs.
My Promitheus TVC adds a subtle layer of harmonics
This Belkin sounded nice on operatic voices
25 Dollars (Belkin shown) and good to go but could use a housing to make things look nicer.
My Promitheus TVC adds a subtle layer of harmonics
This Belkin sounded nice on operatic voices
25 Dollars (Belkin shown) and good to go but could use a housing to make things look nicer.
What is intriguing is on lower volume playback it isn't turning part of your signal into heat. Its increasing the available current if I understand it correctly. It kind of sounds like a loudness button being pushed in. not quite as prominent. But there is more presence in everything. Dynamics are effortless.
well worth it I think..
well worth it I think..
> Its increasing the available current
Most loads only suck what they suck.
The transformer will then (ideally) DE-crease the current sucked from the source. Which may reduce its distortion and change its bandwidth.
However any transformer has some parasitic losses. These can easily exceed a potentiometer.
Most loads only suck what they suck.
The transformer will then (ideally) DE-crease the current sucked from the source. Which may reduce its distortion and change its bandwidth.
However any transformer has some parasitic losses. These can easily exceed a potentiometer.
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