AudioCircle
Audio/Video Gear and Systems => Cheap and Cheerful HiFi => Topic started by: charmerci on 2 Oct 2019, 05:22 am
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:o For under $65, this sounds pretty damm amazing. Highly recommended for the sound.
The main problem with this very small unit is you can't really use thick speaker wire - banana plugs suggested because the inputs and outputs are practically on top of each other.
(https://www.audiocircle.com/image.php?id=199341)
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Do you could test this amp w/headphones and inform us?
You will need an plug adapter.
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Do you could test this amp w/headphones and inform us?
You will need an plug adapter.
They have an equivalent headphone amp. I'm not much into headphones.
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They are very little powerful mW range, cant drive a HD800 properly, maybe the 50W loudspeaker amp have better luck:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R1G6J8I6H3BJRD/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B07459L24B
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What's the chip running it? Thought it was the TPA3250 (which I really like) but I see it's something different from what I have. I wish they'd change the form factor on these, for the very reason you mention: crowding of connections. Heck, they could put the controls & connections on the long sides if they wanted to.
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What's the chip running it? Thought it was the TPA3250 (which I really like) but I see it's something different from what I have. I wish they'd change the form factor on these, for the very reason you mention: crowding of connections. Heck, they could put the controls & connections on the long sides if they wanted to.
STM TDA7492 chipset.
https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/smsl-sa-50-t-amp.22549/reviews (https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/smsl-sa-50-t-amp.22549/reviews)
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if its a tripath amp and you try to use it as a standard headphone amp by connecting the grounds together from the right and left channels you quite possibly will fry your tripath amp chip