Elephas
Headphoneus Supremus
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The Higher Fidelity HA-01 appears to be similar to the AT-HA2002 and AT-HA5000.
A translation of the Hong Kong-based shop's description:
Fan Ying (literally: Buddhist Sound) HA01, designed for Audio-Technica headphones.
This headphone amplifier is made by an established Japanese company.
It has received favorable reviews - build materials are good.
Sound quality is very good - it is the best-matched amplifier for the ATH-W5000.
It was co-developed/designed with Audio-Technica. It can drive any headphone, whether high or low impedance.
Technical specifications seem similar to the AT-HA5000, with more power. Another key difference is it is rated for 110V to 220V.
I found a photo of what appears to be an open HA-01 in Mingo-HMV.com, a Hong Kong-based headphone site, and have posted it here. For comparison are a couple photos of an open AT-HA5000. If anyone has issues with these photos please let me know and I will delete them. (click thumbnails to view)
Shop's photo

From Mingo-HMV thread (http://www.mingo-hmw.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=28073)

AT-HA5000


A translation of the Hong Kong-based shop's description:
Fan Ying (literally: Buddhist Sound) HA01, designed for Audio-Technica headphones.
This headphone amplifier is made by an established Japanese company.
It has received favorable reviews - build materials are good.
Sound quality is very good - it is the best-matched amplifier for the ATH-W5000.
It was co-developed/designed with Audio-Technica. It can drive any headphone, whether high or low impedance.
Technical specifications seem similar to the AT-HA5000, with more power. Another key difference is it is rated for 110V to 220V.
I found a photo of what appears to be an open HA-01 in Mingo-HMV.com, a Hong Kong-based headphone site, and have posted it here. For comparison are a couple photos of an open AT-HA5000. If anyone has issues with these photos please let me know and I will delete them. (click thumbnails to view)
Shop's photo

From Mingo-HMV thread (http://www.mingo-hmw.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=28073)

AT-HA5000

