Pathos AURIUM, the first audiophile headphone amplifier from Pathos. 3.6 watts of pure Class-A, triode tube sound. As good as it gets for serious listening via headphones Audiophile-quality headphones, something that we all thought belonged to the '70s, are back. Music enthusiasts from all around the world are upgrading their listening experience by getting rid of earbuds and connecting high-end headgear to their portable digital players. With such great stuff on hand, a shame the only available holes are MP3 players' ones, as most quality amps have lost their jack sockets since decades. Pathos designers faced this new challenge: can we squeeze our very best quality and technology into a few cubic centimeters? The result is the newest Aurium headphone amp. Pure class A, tube pre stage and MOS-FET power stage, zero feedback, the Aurium performs what audiophiles are used to from Pathos: exquisite musicality, transparency, dynamics and total lack of listening fatigue. Flexibility is granted by the possibility to adjust output impedance from 16 to 1,000 Ohm, in order to provide a perfect interface with any kind of headphone. The volume control - a critical component in every amp - is operated by means of a high precision Burr-Brown device Specifications: Output power 3,6W @ 16 Ohm, Class A zero feedback Output Inpedance < 0,5 Ohm Output level 7V RMS max Frequency response 10Hz - 80KHz THD < 0,1 % Analog inputs 1 stereo balanced XLR 3 stereo unbalanced RCA line Analog outputs 1 - XRL TAPE 1 - RCA line TAPE Max inpult level 6,4 V RMS unbalance 3,2+3,2 V RMS balance Main voltage 90-250 V 50 / 60 Hz Power consuption 30 W Dimensions : Size 20cm (D) x 23cm (W) x 6cm (H) Weight 3Kg
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