HA-2A vs A-70T
The A-70T's power @ 8ω is 55W against the HA-2A's 750W, its signal-to-noise 90 dB against 100 dB, and its thd 1.000% against 0.200%. Both share class (A).
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The Cayin HA-2A Tube Headphone Amplifier integrates the best of vintage audio with contemporary features. It is designed with five NOS vacuum tubes and employs a specialized single-ended Class A circuit to produce a warm, mellow sound rich in details and a wide soundstage. Its user-friendly design includes multiple headphone outputs, ensuring compatibility with a variety of headphones and in-ear monitors (IEMs). The amplifier is built with care, featuring hand-wired circuits for enhanced performance and custom transformers that offer precise power delivery and excellent shielding. Additionally, it features an impedance matching option and a startup delay for optimal performance, making it the perfect choice for audiophiles.
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The A-70T's power @ 8ω is 55W against the HA-2A's 750W, its signal-to-noise 90 dB against 100 dB, and its thd 1.000% against 0.200%. Both share class (A).
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