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Monolith by Monoprice Liquid Spark Headphone Amplifier Expired
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Monoprice has Monolith by Monoprice Liquid Spark Headphone Amplifier by Alex Cavalli on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
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Specs:
- Dimensions: 4.6" x 3.7" x 1.5" (117 x 94 x 38 mm)
- Weight: 9.6 oz. (271g)
- Headphone Output: Unbalanced stereo 1/4" TRS jack
- Preamp Output: Unbalanced stereo RCA jacks
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 108dB (ref. 1 Vrms input / 2 Vrms output @ 1kHz)
- Crosstalk: –73dB (ref. 1 Vrms input / 2 Vrms output @ 10kHz)
- Output Impedance: < 0.1 ohms
- Gain: +3dB or +6dB
- Input: Unbalanced stereo RCA
- Output Protection: Delay and offset protection
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- This price is $50 lower (38% savings) than the list price of $129.99.
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Monoprice [monoprice.com] - Monolith by Monoprice Liquid Spark Headphone Amplifier by Alex Cavalli $79.99
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Product Features (details [monoprice.com]):
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Product Features (details [monoprice.com]):
- Dimensions: 4.6" x 3.7" x 1.5" (117 x 94 x 38 mm)
- Weight: 9.6 oz. (271g)
- Headphone Output: Unbalanced stereo 1/4" TRS jack
- Preamp Output: Unbalanced stereo RCA jacks
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 108dB (ref. 1 Vrms input / 2 Vrms output @ 1kHz)
- Crosstalk: –73dB (ref. 1 Vrms input / 2 Vrms output @ 10kHz)
- Output Impedance: < 0.1 ohms
- Gain: +3dB or +6dB
- Input: Unbalanced stereo RCA
- Output Protection: Delay and offset protection
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Most phones, PCs and laptops were not designed to handle the 300 ohm loads of "real" headphones.
So although sound will come out, it will be anemic and lacking deep bass.
So the goal of these amps is not to make the sound louder, but to drive the headphones from the deepest notes to the highest, without distortion
https://www.audioscienc
(like always, remove space for detailed measurements and review)
For a shorter answer, pick the ecosystem you want because they are all close. I like Schiit because there is an EQ you can add also, and made in USA.
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https://www.audioscienc
(like always, remove space for detailed measurements and review)
https://a.co/d/eOFcCzz
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank vid1900
Most phones, PCs and laptops were not designed to handle the 300 ohm loads of "real" headphones.
So although sound will come out, it will be anemic and lacking deep bass.
So the goal of these amps is not to make the sound louder, but to drive the headphones from the deepest notes to the highest, without distortion
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According to some Amazon reviews, they are very similar. I would read the Amazon reviews
Most phones, PCs and laptops were not designed to handle the 300 ohm loads of "real" headphones.
So although sound will come out, it will be anemic and lacking deep bass.
So the goal of these amps is not to make the sound louder, but to drive the headphones from the deepest notes to the highest, without distortion
It looks like you plug the headphone into the front, but would you run a headphone jack-to-RCA L+R splitter or something to plug into the back? Or how would you plug a PC into the back of this? And why are there two sets of input?
It looks like you plug the headphone into the front, but would you run a headphone jack-to-RCA L+R splitter or something to plug into the back? Or how would you plug a PC into the back of this? And why are there two sets of input?
It looks like you plug the headphone into the front, but would you run a headphone jack-to-RCA L+R splitter or something to plug into the back? Or how would you plug a PC into the back of this? And why are there two sets of input?
Might as well get a refurb SoundBlasterG6 (DAC/Amp combo)for $89 if you're starting out.
https://us.creative.com/p/refurbi...-stock#buy
or buy this and buy a less than or around $100 DAC to go with this. The Atom DAC or Schitt Modi are very popular.
It looks like you plug the headphone into the front, but would you run a headphone jack-to-RCA L+R splitter or something to plug into the back? Or how would you plug a PC into the back of this? And why are there two sets of input?
The RCAs marked "I" are the input, the ones marked "P" are pass-through
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For a shorter answer, pick the ecosystem you want because they are all close. I like Schiit because there is an EQ you can add also, and made in USA.