Golden Atlantic vs Atlantic TRP
The Atlantic TRP's bit depth is 24-bit against the Golden Atlantic's 26-bit. Both share max sample rate (384 kHz), output voltage (3.0V RMS), and dsd support (DSD512).
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The LampizatOr Golden Atlantic TRP represents the top execution of the Atlantic TRP product line, built with compromise-free execution matching the Golden Gate, including upgraded chokes, capacitors, connectors, and boutique components. It uses directly heated pentode (DHP) power tubes run in single-ended triode (SET) mode for authoritative, dynamic sound. Key features include tube-rolling paradise (TRP) with octal base compatibility for numerous tube types, tube-based power supply with choke CLC filtering, copper output capacitors, support for PCM up to 384kHz USB/192kHz SPDIF and DSD512, optional balanced outputs, volume control, and preamp functionality. It ships in a flight case, has a copper chassis option (discontinued), and is praised for holographic soundstaging, black backgrounds, and organic tonality. The product is discontinued, with current Atlantic TRP models incorporating some Golden upgrades.
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