H20Fidelity
Headphoneus Supremus
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To add to the above - compared to headphones, which is usually around 16~300 ohm, an headphone amp generally has at least 5000 ohm input impedance and can go up to 10~20k ohm or more. That will push the corner frequency to a very low point, usually well under 20Hz and thus curing any roll-off issue.
For example, with a 220uF caps and a 16ohm headphone, corner freq. (-3dB) is calculated at 45Hz. But with an amp of 5k ohm input impedance, it is 0.14Hz, which is as flat as you can hear,
Right, thanks.
So as I knew that a higher impedance headphone will cause less roll-off the amps input impedance is so high it completely resolves the issue.
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