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Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier

Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier

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One of the occasional drawbacks that comes with the headroom and versatility of solid-state is a sound that some describe as “sterile”—but the Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier is a desktop unit that bucks that trend in beautiful fashion. That beauty is two-fold Read More

Sleek Style Meets Sophisticated Sound

One of the occasional drawbacks that comes with the headroom and versatility of solid-state is a sound that some describe as “sterile”—but the Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier is a desktop unit that bucks that trend in beautiful fashion. That beauty is two-fold. First, you’ll find that the all-aluminum design is a gorgeous addition to your desktop—pulling visual cues from classic turntable amps or ‘60s-era outboard studio units. Second, you’ll find that the sound is equally beautiful, courtesy of a quadruple-amplifier circuit with impressive discrete components, including Toshiba audio-great FET hardware and a low-resistance MOSFET at the power-amp stage. The quality is even carried through to the controls, with a premium ALPS 4 channel rotary potentiometer to smoothly adjust your sound. It all amounts to plenty of headroom for your headphones, a fully-covered frequency response curve, clean, low harmonic distortion, and a few different connectivity options. 

Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier
Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier
Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier
Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier
Cayin iHA-6 Headphone Amplifier

Specs

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  • Unbalanced power: 1100 mW + 1100 mW (high current), 2200 mW + 2200 mW (low current)
  • Balanced power: 5000 mW + 5000 mW (high current), 7000 mW + 7000 mW (low current)
  • Frequency response: 10 Hz – 80 kHz
  • THD+N: <0.02%
  • SNR (unbalanced output): 105 dB
  • SNR (balanced output): 110 dB
  • Input sensitivity: 620 mV
  • Outputs: (2) 6.35 mm, (2) 3-pin XLR, 4-pin XLR
  • Inputs: (2) 3-pin XLR, (2) analog RCA
  • Max power consumption: 30W
  • Dimensions: 9.5 x 9.9 x 2.7 in (24 x 25.2 x 6.9cm)
  • Weight: 8.4 lbs (3.8 kg)

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Estimated ship date is Jan 17, 2024 PT.

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First thing first, the built quality is excellent however they are not precice CNC aluminium and mostly associate with industrial aluminium built which is still amazing. The built does not match the price and the industrial aluminium built are quite similar like, Drop THX, SMSL, Toping and etc. Now, let me use their makerting phrase about their knob, " a premium ALPS 4 channel rotary potentiometer to smoothly adjust your sound", but honestly the volume knob has a soft feel when you rotate it. Of course, subjective. But in my opnion, in a sense of quality and smooth rotation as well as precision quality, it is not even as good as the Drop THX 789 knob which I also own which was the 'Massdrop' as well. Oh yea, the solid-state is a sound that some describe as “sterile” are over exaggerated as most since most solid state emphasis so much on the number game with super low distortion and transparency to the point they have no 'colouration/musicality' no added character or timbre affect where it can be absolutely dry and henceforth, sterile. The IHA-6 is nuetral and transparent so of course they going to be sterile. Period! And this might be controversial, the output impedance of low z and high z sounds the same from 32 ohms to 600 ohms. I would say the low z on 32 ohms would sounds louder. And perhaps, with all headphone, the high z single ended tend to sound slightly louder in general or could be placebo. Or, my headphones so happen to pair well with its high output impedance hence they sound the same. Nonetheless, amazing amp for features, power and flexibility.
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