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*NEW* Cary Audio HH-1 Headphone Amplifier​

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ONLY $1595​

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Available Monday, July 30, 2012​

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Cary Audio’s all-new HH-1 headphone amplifier is a stunning achievement in sound quality. ​

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Its hybrid design features a tube preamplifier stage followed by a single-ended FET solid-state amplifier, using the best performance features of both technologies combined to give you the most enjoyable listening experience possible.​

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Moon Audio is the closest dealer to Cary Audio located in Cary, NC!!​

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Headphones are in great demand today (as all Head-fier's are well aware of ))), capable of superb sound quality at a fraction of the price of great speakers for a personal listening experience. ​

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Cary Audio introduces the HH-1 headphone amplifier to help discerning listeners reach their greatest sonic potential with almost any fine headphone.
 
The HH-1 is a hybrid design, offering the best performance of both tube and solid-state circuits where they can be utilized to their greatest advantage.​

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Thank you for taking a look at our ad.    Please email us with any questions and we'll be thrillled to help you.​

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Drew Baird, P.E. 
Moon Audio 
140 Iowa Lane​

Suite 204​

Cary, NC 27511 
919-649-5018 
drew@moon-audio.com​

http://www.moon-audio.com​

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[drubrew]

Pictures of the HH-1 next to the new Soloist for size comparison.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

[drubrew]

Here is also a picture to show there is plenty of room between tube sockets to fit the EAT ECC88 Cool Valve we will be offering as an upgrade path.
 
 
 

 

[PurdueAlum]

This looks like a great amp. Since you have them pictured together for reference, how does the sound stack up against the Burson? I am considering either of these amps for use with a pair of Sennheiser HD-700's? Don't have the cans yet, but wondering if these two are a smart match. Thanks for any info. 

 

[drubrew]

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This looks like a great amp. Since you have them pictured together for reference, how does the sound stack up against the Burson? I am considering either of these amps for use with a pair of Sennheiser HD-700's? Don't have the cans yet, but wondering if these two are a smart match. Thanks for any info. 

It is better than the Burson Soloist. Not by leaps and bounds, but deeper presentation, better dynamics and resolution. They are both great amps and you cant loose with either. With EAT tubes the amp really takes off I guess it comes down to signature. The Cary is a warmer more musical amp.