SPL Phonitor One D
SPL Phonitor One D
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Description
Description
SPL Phonitor One D is a headphone preamplifier. The headphone amplifier's output stage is designed as a push-pull amplifier in class AB mode. The bipolar transistors share the positive half-wave and negative half-wave amplification, resulting in higher gain and output voltage than Class A operation, where only one transistor amplifies two half-waves.
The transistors in the output stage are thermally coupled and therefore operate in a particularly coherent manner, helping to achieve a consistent and stable soundstage. The power supply has a low-resistance source buffer circuit, even when low-impedance headphones are used, to ensure sufficient current reserves.
SPL Phonitor One D has the option to connect two analog stereo inputs and one digital USB input to the Phonitor One D. It is best connected to a computer, tablet, or phone via USB. Other players (such as CD players, mixers, synthesizers, or analog turntables / turntables) can be connected to the analog line input, whether balanced (TRS connector) or unbalanced (RCA).
The converter chip used is the Premium AK4490, which is a new generation of advanced 32-bit DAC equipped with AKM's VelvetSound®. With its low-distortion architecture, the technology can hear the finest details. It supports sampling rates of up to 768 kHz PCM (16x CD resolution) and DSD (Direct Stream Digital) playback of up to DSD4 or DSD256 (11.2 MHz) resolution.
This allows the Phonitor One D to have the highest resolution audio playback currently available. The USB connection fits into this category. This means that all Mac computers and iOS devices, such as iPads and iPhones, can use the full performance bandwidth of the DA converter without installing drivers.