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koolpep
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Jan 7, 2015
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2100mW @ 32 Ohms - per channel or combined? If it's per channel then I really want this amp...
cburns55555
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Jan 7, 2015
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I've never seen headphone amps or headphones list power handling per channel.
koolpep
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Jan 8, 2015
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It's standard. Take a look at the specs for example at the Schiit site etc. The quoted numbers are per channel. However, since the number was so high, I wanted to be sure. I checked with service@xduoo.com and they confirmed it's 2100mW per channel @ 32 Ohms which makes this a great amp to even drive Planars.
cburns55555
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Jan 8, 2015
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should it not always be assumed that it's always the same output per channel for headphone amps?
What purpose would it serve to have a different output per channel?
koolpep
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Jan 9, 2015
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My question wasn't about having DIFFERENT output per channel (L/R) but if it's 2100mW per channel = 4200mW combined; as some (rare but it happens) manufacturers from China quote the combined value, instead of the "per channel" value. That's all. And as I said in the beginning 2100mW is a lot, so I just wanted to be sure that this little amp does just that.
koolpep
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Jan 10, 2015
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Yes, I checked with xduoo, they answered quickly, it is indeed 2100mW per channel - a very powerful amp indeed.
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