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Maniac

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  1. Hello everyone, (NOTE: Order before the end of Jan' 2009 and you will receive free IeGO GU-R301 socket upgrade! A $30USD value free! ) We are proud to announce KECES' first dedicated headphone amp/pre amp in the current product line-up. First of all, photos! Front angled view, as you can see the input select and gain select switch. The rest of the layout is just like DA-152. Front view, slightly more boring but shows the front more clearly. Rear view: Two sets of inputs, one bypass for your other amps and systems, and one pre-out to your power amp or active speaker. Basic specs: [*]High performance headphone amp with up to 250mA/channel capability. (that's a lot for most headphones in the market) [*]Even better than DA-152's headphone performance, with excellent detail, neutral tone with a bit of warmth, and great smoothness. [*]Two sets of selectable input for connecting to different sources. [*]One set of bypass output that, well simply bypass the signal from input with no additional processing. [*]One set of pre-out the is slaved to the headphone output, the test figure below shows what this puppy can do. [*]Independent power supply for pre-amp and control power. Reducing the possibility for interference. [*]High performance tuned regulator for pre-amp section. [*]Dimension: 215
  2. One thing I find funny is the text, which often claim Class A or Single Ended operation when it is clearly not or clearly stated otherwise in the spec form that's not too far away from the marketingese text...

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