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SMSL SH-8 Headphone Amplifier

SMSL SH-8 Headphone Amplifier

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The SMSL SH-8 is a headphone amplifier designed around a singular goal: Making your headphones sound incredible. The SH-8 delivers up to 600 ohms of output impedance, with total harmonic distortion as low as 0.0009% and a signal-to-noise ratio as low as 107 dB—allowing for clean headroom and optimized performance for virtually any pair of headphones Read More

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Pompario
18
Nov 17, 2021
Would this be a good amp for Audeze LCD-2C? Mine came with the balanced xlr cable and I am having a hard time finding something with a balanced output in this price range.
Raptor_J
0
Nov 16, 2021
"The SH-8 delivers up to 600 ohms of output impedance". This is a bad thing. Output impedance should be as close to zero as possible. I doubt that the SH-8 actually has 600R output impedance. They probably meant that is is capable of powering headphones with an impedance of 600R. Also, the power figure is as vague as it can possibly be. For the love of god, have someone who knows about audio write the product description.
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Soix
17
Nov 16, 2021
Raptor_J“Also, the power figure is as vague as it can possible be. For the love of god, have someone who knows about audio write the product description.” Ha! Right on man. No excuse for this slop.
Epicgamer7
5
Nov 15, 2021
Would this be good for a starter amp? Also what would be the difference between the 3.5mm and 6.5mm jack?
SidVirtuous
16
Nov 15, 2021
Epicgamer7I think it would be pretty solid with a similarly priced dac. The difference is literally the size. 3.5mm is the standard on headphone jacks for phones, laptops, etc. 6.3mm is common on amps, guitars, and a lot of audio equipment. Most amps that have a 6.3mm come with an adapter for 3.5mm plugs.
Soix
17
Nov 14, 2021
Why don’t they publish what the output is into both 600 and around 30 Ohms? Why is this critical information withheld? Why??? Argh!
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