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I've tried searching this up on google and head fi, but could not find any answers. So I'll ask here. What are headphone amp classes ? I see them mentioned in descriptions for amps but I have no idea what it actually means.

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Originally Posted by Parall3l View Post

I've tried searching this up on google and head fi, but could not find any answers. So I'll ask here. What are headphone amp classes ? I see them mentioned in descriptions for amps but I have no idea what it actually means.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_amplifier#Power_amplifier_classes

 

See if that helps.

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Thread Starter 

Ah, I see

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maybe you can get the basic idea but that article needs major editing

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Ya, i know Class A is tubes, B is something (Solid State?), C is ..., and D is mono blocks,etc.

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Originally Posted by cifani090 View Post

Ya, i know Class A is tubes, B is something (Solid State?), C is ..., and D is mono blocks,etc.


Utterly wrong.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_amplifier#Power_amplifier_classes

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Originally Posted by cifani090 View Post

Ya, i know Class A is tubes, B is something (Solid State?), C is ..., and D is mono blocks,etc.


the classes in simple terms is how the amp topology handles the wave form of the acoustic signal. it has nothing to do with the type of amp.
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Originally Posted by azncookiecutter View Post


Utterly wrong.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_amplifier#Power_amplifier_classes


Maybe jus a little bitrolleyes.gif I read itwink_face.gif

 

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