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Solo Intro |
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Top of the wish list for those who prefer a private performance, the
solo gives headphones the hidden accents and dynamics (the audio equivalent
of 'reading between the lines') that few loudspeaker systems can hope
to emulate.
The Solo does not use electronic tinkering to achieve its spine chilling and emotionally evoking rendition, and will enhance the performance of the widest range of dynamic headphones up to and including the best.
"...the Solo is indeed an audiophile's product
.. In relative terms, its price/performance ratio is nothing short of
excellent. Its design and sound show first rate understanding of what
is required of such a unit."
Dejan Veselinovic, TNT-Audio,
May 2001.
For the caring and sharing among us the Solo can be used to drive two pairs of headphones (splitter lead not supplied).
Technical Specification
Solo Intro Headphone Amplifier |
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| Headphone impedance | 20 to 600 Ohms |
| Maximum output | +14dB* |
| Distortion THD | 0.15% (onset of clipping)* 0.01% (+10dB out)* |
| Frequency response | 12Hz (-0.5dB) to 100kHz (-3dB) at half power, any load 12Hz (-0.5dB) t0 150kHz (-1.5dB) at max. out |
| Signal to noise ratio | 89dB |
| Input sensitivity | 125mV rms |
| Short circuit duration | Continuous |
| Power output into 600 Ohms | 25mW rms (+14dB SPL) |
| Power output into 32 Ohms | 30mW rms (+15dB SPL) |
| Phono connectors | Heavy Gold Plated/teflon insulated |
| Mains Voltage UK | 200-250V ac 50/60Hz |
| Size (approx.) | 116 (W) 175 (D) x 49 (H) inc feet |
| * ref: 600Ohms | |
The Solo requires a burn in period of at least 2 weeks to achieve its best performance. And is best left powered up.