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English: The Little Dot Micro-Tube is a hybrid headphone amplifier, which combines the natural timnre of vacuum tubes to the detail and low distortion of solid-state amplification.
The Little Dot Micro-Tube employs the miniature 6N16B-Q military tubes in a "SRPP" circuit design for very low distortion and excellent National Semicond uctor operational amplifier LM4562. This new op-amp has exceptional performacnce in high fidelity audio applications and has distortion of less than 0.000003%. The solid-state middle stage consisiting of the LM4562 and Transistor buffer composes a closed amplification loop, which ensures tight regulation and translates into detailed, non-harsh treble and dynamic bass even at high volumes To protect the headphone from any possible harm,the Micro-Tube employs a sonically transparent intergrated upc1237A circuit, which will shunt off any anomalous over-voltage. |
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Author | Shenzhenaudio |
Other versions | https://www.amazon.com/Little-Dot-MT-Headphone-Amplifier/dp/B00A2QMLAE |
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