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SMSL H200 Fully Balanced Headphone Amplifier & Preamplifier | PLFC+ Circuit, 131dB SNR, 3-Level Gain S.M.S.L Liquid Silicone Eartips 07mm Silver Plated Copper

Name: SMSL H200 Fully Balanced Headphone Amplifier & Preamplifier | PLFC+ Circuit, 131dB SNR, 3-Level Gain S.M.S.L Liquid Silicone Eartips 07mm Silver Plated Copper
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 1870324600
Price: 199.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1062 (17 reviews)

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SMSL H200 Fully Balanced Headphone Amplifier & Preamplifier PLFC+ Circuit, 131dB SNR, 3 Level Gain S.M.S.L Liquid Silicone Eartips 07mm Silver Plated Copper Liquid Silicone Eartips The DAC section of the GO bar Kensei uses a powerful 16 core XMOS micro controller to process the audio data received at the USB input Fully Balanced PLFC+ Circuit THD+N 0 — Low Gain: Optimized for sensitive IEMs

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