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The Acoustic Preference Bravura CPS-102 is an integrated electrostatic headphone system that includes the Bravura headphones and the Sonoma M1 amplifier. The headphones use a high-precision electrostatic laminate transducer with an effective diaphragm area of 3570mm² and ultra-low moving mass (<0.2g), delivering a frequency response from 10Hz to 60kHz and a bias voltage of 1350Vdc. The system features injected magnesium ear-cups and a custom low-capacitance cable for optimal signal integrity. The Sonoma M1 amplifier is a high-performance, single-ended discrete FET Class-A amplifier with low distortion and wide bandwidth, optimally matched to the headphones. It incorporates a 32-bit ESS Sabre Reference DAC, custom 64-bit fixed-point digital signal processing, and multiple digital and analog inputs (USB 2.0, coaxial S/PDIF, RCA, and 3.5mm jack). The amplifier is housed in a precision CNC-machined aluminum case with excellent heat dissipation and comes in silver or special black editions. The system is designed for connoisseurs seeking uncompromising audio fidelity, delivering pristine, natural, and detailed sound with excellent instrument separation and imaging. The headphones weigh approximately 403g without cables and include a 2m ultra-low capacitance cable. The Bravura system has received numerous global awards and is recognized for its luxurious comfort and brilliant performance.
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The Bravura DA-1's max sample rate is 384 kHz against the Bravura CPS-102's 192 kHz. Both share bit depth (32-bit), low-frequency extension (10 Hz), and high-frequency extension (60 kHz).
The CRBN2's high-frequency extension is 40 kHz against the Bravura CPS-102's 60 kHz. Both share low-frequency extension (10 Hz), thd (0.100%), and headphone type (Over-ear).
The CORINA's low-frequency extension is 6 Hz against the Bravura CPS-102's 10 Hz and its weight 465 g against 403 g. Both share headphone type (Over-ear) and driver type (Electrostatic).
The Shangri-La jr's low-frequency extension is 7 Hz against the Bravura CPS-102's 10 Hz and its high-frequency extension 120 kHz against 60 kHz. Both share headphone type (Over-ear) and driver type (Electrostatic).
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