The two outputs are the same.Amazing performance with unbalanced RCA input as well. Thanks for measuring it! If the balanced XLR in -> unbalanced 1/4" out dashboard measurements weren't suspect then I think it's worth keeping in the review for completeness.
I assume you are joking.Everything so perfect until I see non-perfect channel balance.
Ah, duh, I should've read Amir's post once more before I replied. My bad! Incredible achievement with this amp John. It's definitely a day 1 buy for me.The two outputs are the same.
Edit: there was a mistake in the balanced output measurements. It is actually the same as unbalanced (XLR is for convenient then). Not sure what caused it to show up with more power earlier. While at it, I also modified the dashboard measurements for unbalanced to be RCA input. That improved performance a bit still.
From our specification it's 290mW for 600ohm.That is actually an extra in my book, as most headphones are not balanced and the XLR is very bulky.
I do wonder how similar the circuit design is to the A30 Pro though, I'm getting similar vibes here.
Also, following the L30 incident, I suspect this is already tested for static buildup and discharge, but is there any further confirmation on that? And out of curiosity, how is the spec @600 ohm, is it 81mW (I'm way behind my school days)?
Yes.The 4-pin out is the same power of the 6.3mm?
So it's like the A30pro, no real dual-mono output.Both have 540mW at 300Ohm. The 300ohm graph Amir kept in the review was tested with 2V input.
I think this is the superior method. Both outputs have same power and same low noise.So it's like the A30pro, no real dual-mono output.