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Because they are both functionally identical, this manual covers both the Micro Amp and the Ultra Micro Amp. The only difference between amps is that the excellent TI 134 op-amps in the standard Micro Amp are replaced with the amazingly excellent --- and shockingly expensive --- TI 627 op-amps.
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There isn’t room for a full sized jack, but this 1/8” See page 6 for more info about the Micro & Ultra Micro Amp’s common features mini-plug will take the small plug of all 1/8” headphone jacks. We also sell a and differentiating characteristics.
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Micro DAC into the amp here (see page 9 for more info on hook- ing up your Micro Amp). Note the two inputs on the Micro Amp, thus allowing you to have two sources plugged in at the same time, such as an iPod and your computer running through the Micro DAC, for example.
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Amp?” The major differences between the Micro Amp and Ultra Micro Amp is that the 30 degrees Ultra Micro Amp uses TI 627 op-amps instead of TI 134s op-amps, and that all off axis The crossfeed switch in the Ultra unit op-amps are fully biased into Class-A operation with JFET CCDs.
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� � nect the RCA outputs of your player into one of the line inputs on the Micro Amp. Be sure to note that as always, red or ‘R’, designates right channel on RCA inputs. On the ��� �� ��� ����� �����...
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HeadRoom within 2 weeks. If we have not received the product after 2 Micro Amp & Ultra Micro Amp Warranty: weeks (allowing shipping time) we will charge your credit card the amount of The HeadRoom Micro Amp and Ultra Micro Amp are warrantied for two years.
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As a result, even though the volume control on your HeadRoom amp may appear to be set to a low level, you may not be listening at a safe level. Generally speaking, when listening to headphones you should only turn up the volume to the point at which the sound isn’t too quiet.