The relays are integrated directly into the circuit design, keeping the signal paths as short as possible. Even after many years of operation, these components are not subject to contact problems due to corrosion, dust, or aging effects.
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Gas-tight encapsulated gold contact relays take over the volume control and adjustable loudness function and bridge the tone control completely (flat) on request, they are absolutely free of distortion and noise.
The XLR and Cinch inputs take the same form as in the HV series, and the pre-amplifier is designed in such a way that it feeds the output stage in an optimum manner. Even the crossfeed function is generated by an analog filter circuit. The amplifier section has an absolutely crucial part to play in the overall design and that’s why T+A’s decided to adopt the principles of T+A’s HV series: pure analog Class-A design with special MOS-FET transistors, no op-amps, no chips, and a separate 100-Watt analog mains section. T+A designed the HA 200 in every respect with no hint of compromise and without regard to cost, for T+A’s had only one goal in mind… musical reproduction to the very highest standard of perfection. The FM8 IR remote control controls all functions of the HA 200. Accurate QPPM metering instruments and a large screen supply important system information and provide an accurate indication of operating conditions. All the case components are produced from non-magnetic aluminum, and the front panel is machined from solid plate material – just like the HV series. The HA 200 is significantly larger and heavier than other headphone amplifiers, but this is not surprising given the more than 2300 components and the sophisticated HV technology. The design and materials of the case harmonize perfectly with the unique electronics. Like all current T+A DACs, the new HA 200 also features a sophisticated and completely separate decoder architecture for DSD and PCM, ensuring that all digital formats are decoded to the finest standards.
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The digital section is fitted with the proprietary T+A True 1-Bit digital/analog converter, which provides an incredible DSD 1024 for Bitstream, and the T+A quadruple converter with 32 Bit / 768 kHz for PCM. The high-quality mains sections – one digital, one analog with two separate toroidal transformers provide generous reserves of power. A crossfeed function for creating a sound stage image positioned in front of the head is an available option. The impedance of the three headphone outputs can even be matched to the headphones in use and the individual sonic preference. Its high-performance output stages operate in Class-A mode with a high idle current and are effortlessly capable of driving even the most difficult headphones.
The analog section of the HA 200 is based on T+A’s unique HV technology. Great stuff, would recommend for anyone with a small home studio.T+A’s HA 200 Headphone Amplifier and DAC combo is an all-out effort to explore the headphone experience. I haven't noticed any stuttering or jitter while using optical SPDIF through this box, and being able to change between two synths for both coaxial and optical SPDIF at the flick of a switch is a massive boon for clean audio recording and a smooth workflow.
The power supply you get with this has a modular plug that allows you to attach many regional types of connectors, which are also included. There's a switch to switch between input sources: coax or Toslink, and the output can also be switched freely. Not much I can say other than: it works, it works well and without issues if you're in a similar situation to myself. It was recommended to me to look for a simple coax/spdif switch box and this one so far has worked out almost perfectly. So my personal story: I was somehow unable to use the optical in of my audio interface for SPDIF audio from a synthesizer module.īut I DID have a coaxial SPDIF audio input that could be used.
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