Using the Sonic Impact Class-T 34$ Amplifier with Headphones

[DDRRE]

Is that possible?
Can one use this amplifier:

To drive headphones?

Tech specs:
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The TA2024 is a 15 W /ch continuous average two - channel Class - T Digital Audio Power Amplifier IC using proprietary Digital Power Processing ™ technology. Class - T amplifiers offer both the audio fidelity of Class - A B and the power efficiency of Class - D amplifiers.

APPLICATIONS

* Battery Powered System
* Input for optional AC Adapter 12 Volt/ 2 amp power supply
* No heat sink required up to 15W per channel
* Intelligent short circuit protection
* Connects to any passive 4/8 Ohm speakers
* Takes standard audio line input from any sound system

BENEFITS

* Fully integrated solution
* Reduced system cost with no heat sink
* Dramatically improves efficiency versus Class-AB
* Signal fidelity equal to high quality linear amplifiers

FEATURES

* Class-T architecture
* Single Supply Operation
* "Audiophile" Quality Sound
0.04% THD+N @ 9W, 4.
0.18% IHF-IM @ 1W, 4.
11W @ 4., 0.1% THD+N
6W @ 8., 0.1% THD+N
* High Power
15W @ 4., 10% THD+N
10W @ 8., 10% THD+N
* High Efficiency
81% @ 15W, 4.
88% @ 10W, 8.
* Dynamic Range = 102 dB
* Turn-on & turn-off pop suppression
* Over-current protection
* Over-temperature protection

 

[regal]

No it won't sound right. The Sonic T is for 8 ohm loads only.

 

[Duggeh]

Not only will it not sound right, but youll destroy the amplifier. The T-Amp does NOT like to have a shared ground connection. (Left and right earth terminals connected).

So dont try running headphones from the T-Amp unless youve got a K1000. Even then, some people say its bad for the headphones because of current irregularities. Also, the K100 deserves better.