The AT-DHA3000 digital amp is indahouse!

[headphonecrazy 0]

Will be doing a headphones shootout tomorrow with the W1000, W2002 n L3000 on this beauty. Will try to do some porn soon.

 

 

[headphonecrazy 0]

I think the moderator has reduced the image sizes to <100K, no point posting the small pics then.

[fuwen 0]

Hey! 100k /picture should be still quite OK on the computer screen right?

[headphonecrazy 0]

Here comes the 100k drawing. If you think this is too small, go shoot the mod.

[Blues 0]

Impressive !!

Again you prove worthy of that nick

jk jk ..

Edited January 29, 2004 by Blues

[Barradio 0]

Sound hum Ok lah...

[fuwen 0]

 

.....still waiting for your pictures anyway.....your digital photos are really crispy sharp and I can tell even just by looking at them in this forum..... a Leica right?

 

[headphonecrazy 0]

 

.....still waiting for your pictures anyway.....your digital photos are really crispy sharp and I can tell even just by looking at them in this forum..... a Leica right?

 

Yepp, it is the Digilux 1

[Rameish 0]

Wow HC,

 

What can I say? You are the man for top-end gear. Hope the amp drives the L3000 to dizzying heights.

 

As for pictures size - no choice lah - bandwidth issues and all that.

 

Burn in that Amp with your L3000 and use that XLO disc. I'll pop by sometime next week if that's okay with you LOL.

 

Cheers Man

 

 

[cmk 0]

Wow, soo fast huh?

Is it run in yet? Good show man!

Give us a full FR when you're done, and happy

[N@Z 0]

HPC, email me the original photos & I will try to resize them to within the 100kb but still a manageable fair sized 640x480 (approximately)

[Q00 0]

Just compress the pic...hehehe pic quality not so impt at that filesize...just make sure its big enuff for blind people like me

[Q00 0]

Oh yeah, i also came across ATH usb digital headphones in head-fi. Very interesting.

 

Btw, a digital amp = solidstate?

[Firefox 0]

Oh yeah, i also came across ATH usb digital headphones in head-fi. Very interesting.

 

Btw, a digital amp = solidstate?

No. A digital amplifier outputs 0's and 1's. ie. It switches the output on and off. It's not capable of variable voltage like normal amplifiers. Most digital amplifiers have PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) output. The output is then (usually) coupled by a transformer to give the final waveform for driving the speakers/ headphones. It's usually in Class D but with apporpriate design, the amp can sound good.

[headphonecrazy 0]

Hey Firefox, don't think we can make a clone here, I took a peek at the circuits and they are mostly all discreet. One very interesting thing is the caps used - Huge Black Nichicon Gold Tunes + Green Muses.

Will try to post some XCU pics soon.