L10 Dual Monaural Line vs L1
The L1's signal-to-noise is 130 dB against the L10 Dual Monaural Line's 141 dB and its output impedance 30Ω against 0Ω. Both share thd (0.001%) and input impedance (94Ω).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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The CH Precision L10 Dual Monaural Line Preamplifier sets a new benchmark in high-end line preamplifiers, building on the success of the L1 with refined signal paths, upgraded discrete components, and a completely re-engineered external power supply with enhanced regulation and increased capacity. It features fully discrete, balanced, and complementary circuitry with ultra-short signal paths and heavily regulated, multi-stage power supplies. The L10 offers selectable feedback topology (local or global) to match musical preferences and system requirements. It includes a sophisticated R-2R ladder volume control, DC detection and cancellation circuitry to prevent DC offset without blocking capacitors or servos, and a diamond input buffer for stable performance and temperature immunity. The unit is user-configurable, upgradable to a full four-chassis true monaural topology, and provides extensive operational features such as input impedance selection, input gain adjustment, mute, absolute phase polarity, mono mode, and network control for multi-room applications. The L10 delivers extremely low distortion (<0.0008% THD+N), a wide bandwidth of DC to 1MHz, and a very high signal-to-noise ratio of 141 dB, ensuring exceptional transparency, dynamic range, and musicality. It comes in a dual chassis design with one chassis housing audio electronics and the other the power supply, measuring 440 × 133 × 440 mm each and weighing approximately 94.8 lbs total. The L10 is priced at £111,400 for the four-box dual-mono configuration.
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The L1's signal-to-noise is 130 dB against the L10 Dual Monaural Line's 141 dB and its output impedance 30Ω against 0Ω. Both share thd (0.001%) and input impedance (94Ω).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The 2110's output impedance is 100Ω against the L10 Dual Monaural Line's 0Ω, its weight 28.6 kg (63 lbs) against 42.93 kg (95 lbs), and its width 460 mm against 440 mm. Both share thd (0.001%).
The HD Preamp's signal-to-noise is 160 dB against the L10 Dual Monaural Line's 141 dB, its output impedance 0.2Ω against 0Ω, its input impedance 50Ω against 94Ω, and its weight 30 kg (66 lbs) against 42.93 kg (95 lbs).
The 760's signal-to-noise is 140 dB against the L10 Dual Monaural Line's 141 dB, its output impedance 2Ω against 0Ω, and its weight 30 kg (66 lbs) against 42.93 kg (95 lbs). Both share thd (0.001%).
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