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Originally Posted by Dara_D 
We think this method is the best way for this small size headphone amp because you need to carry it in your pocket or bag or… so it will NEVER switch on accidently and loss batteries charge, besides you never need to turn on your amp when it’s unpluged (input or output).
by the way you don’t need turn volume to zero for switch off your amp(in combo volume/switch) and loose your perfect level that you adjusted and damaged your start segment of volume after multi use!! . That’s why we add an extra electronic circuit to uAMP107 and uAMP107B for auto on/off.
Also, we are very happy for hearing your thoughs and ideas about this amp
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well, I tend to leave everything plugged in when i'm not using my portable setup so for me it's more of a hassle, and I would prefer to have power switch. To me the better solution would be to have a separate power switch that way volume adjustment is still not an issue, however it does not bother me to have the power integrated into the switch as many portable amps have.
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Originally Posted by Zorander 
x2. I am actually concerned that thump (which is very loud by my standards) can have a damaging effect on phones plugged into the amp. It would be good if you can revise the design somehow so that the thump is gone.
Other than those, I think it's a sweet little amp that I will be happily using with my portable rig (which I'm still building anyway).
Cheers!
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I think a delay circuit is in order. I am not happy with the turn-on thump, and it would appear that I am not the only one to notice this.
For the money (especially for the sale price) I think this is a great bargain, but if you're looking at the regular price I'm not sure I would recommend it over some other amps I've heard. I'll have to give it more time.
I will say that for a portable amp it is one of the better amps I've heard with my Beyer DT770 Pro/80's. I haven't tried my SR225's or HD580's yet though.