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The LAKE PEOPLE G103D4 Dante Headphone Amp is a compact, two-channel amplifier designed for professional audio environments utilizing Dante networks. It features a single RJ45 Dante network input, providing high-quality 24-bit / 192 kHz audio with an impressive SNR of > 105 dB and a low THD+N of 0.002%. With two 1/4" TRS and two 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS stereo headphone outputs, along with a ground lift switch for noise reduction, this amplifier offers versatile monitoring options. Power is supplied via PoE or USB-C/USB-B, making it a flexible solution for studio, broadcast, or live sound applications where reliable Dante-networked headphone monitoring is essential.
Match your amplifier's power output (Watts RMS) to your speakers' sensitivity and impedance (Ohms). Do not obsess over astronomical peak wattage claims; RMS is the true measure of sustained power. Available from $699.
Amplifiers have practically zero ongoing costs aside from electricity, which is highly variable based on usage volume and class type (Class A uses more power than Class D). Good amplifiers can last decades with proper care. Consumables are virtually non-existent unless using tube amps.
Common Failure Modes
Solid-state amplifiers are extremely reliable. Failures usually stem from blown capacitors, overheated output transistors, or physical wear on volume potentiometers. Proper ventilation prevents 90% of heat-related failures.
Match your amplifier's power output (Watts RMS) to your speakers' sensitivity and impedance (Ohms). Do not obsess over astronomical peak wattage claims; RMS is the true measure of sustained power. Class D amplifiers run cool and are compact, while Class A/B offer traditional warm sound at the expense of heat and size.
Solid-state amplifiers can last 20+ years. Capacitors may eventually dry out and need replacement.
The LAKE PEOPLE G103D4 Dante Headphone Amp is available at bhphoto, starting at $699.
Amplifiers have practically zero ongoing costs aside from electricity, which is highly variable based on usage volume and class type (Class A uses more power than Class D). Good amplifiers can last decades with proper care. Consumables are virtually non-existent unless using tube amps.
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