Here are the specs from the Chinese website:
MK VII + key features are as follows:
@/non-equilibrium compatible ear drop
@ two input:
Enter PIN XLR balanced INPUT1:
INPUT2: RCA nonequlibrium input
@ two output:
OUT 1: four core XLR balanced output
OUT2: 6.35 noneqilibrium with autolocked output
@ internal 4â group of independent amplificatory channel, the first-level with an operational amplifier for ultra low distortion, gold-foiled souvenir post BUF-driven devices, makes it easy to adjust the last stage of driving current so that it works in group a in order to achieve better sound.
@ balance work modes: single-end balance mode.
@ power supply, double-ring, rectifter, 4-way independent of the voltage, constituting a separate dual mono ” “ schema.
@ pre-stage OP: national LME49710HA ultra low distortion gold-foiled souvenir operational amplifier
After the @ BUF: using unique level design of discrete components for ultra low distortion buffer amplifier.
One-inch MK VII technical parameters
1. Enter the port:
Balance: the XLR-3 pin x 2
Nonequlibrium: RCA x 2
2, output port:
Balance: the XLR 4p x 1
Nonequlibrium: 6.35mm x 1
3. input impedance: 20 K ohm
4. the distortion of 0.01% (output: 5 v rms 1000Hz)
5, signal to noise ratio: 98dB
6, frequency response: 5Hz-200KHz (-1dB)
Power output: 7、
1.5W (8 ohm)
1.0W (32 ohm)
0.5W (120 ohm)
0.3W (300 ohm)
8. daedr heahest impedance: 8 ohm ~ 600 ohm
9. xtb:
Gain = HIGH: 5
Gain = LOW: 2.5
10. the failure of a power consumption: 25
11, volume: 275x217x61 (h) mm
12, weight: 3.5Kg
Looks like they did away with the buffer stage opamp in favor of discrete transistors?