Violectric DHA V380 MK2

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Violectric DHA V380 MK2

Violectric

DHA V380 MK2

4.6 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 525137
Model: DHA V380 MK2
Price: $2,473.90

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The Violectric DHA V380 MK2 is a serious piece of kit – a top-tier headphone amp and DAC combo. It’s built for the discerning audiophile or studio engineer who demands pristine audio quality and ample power, especially for high-end headphones. The build quality is superb, and the sound is incredibly detailed and balanced.

Product Description

  • Violectric DHA V380 MK2
  • Headphone Amplifier And D/A Converter
  • With ESS-Tech ES9026 PRO converter
  • 2 Analogue stereo inputs: 2 x Cinch (unbalanced)
  • 3 Digital inputs: Opto
  • Coax with 24 Bit and 96/192 kHz
  • USB 2.0 with up to 32 Bit / 384 kHz for PCM signals
  • DSD 64 - 256
  • 2 x 32 Bit Converters per each channel with -110 dB THD+N and 124 dB dynamic range
  • Pre-gain: +/- 18 dB for an optimum matching to the source and headphones
  • Volume control with RK27 potentiometer
  • 4 Powerful amplifiers
  • 5000 mW Pmax at 50 Ohm
  • 21 V RMS at 600 Ohm
  • A delayed connection of the headphones after power-on
  • The headphone and line-out path are separately selectable
  • Headphone outputs: 1 x jack (6.3 mm
  • unbalanced)
  • 1 x XLR (4-pin
  • balanced)
  • 1 x Pentaconn
  • Line outputs: 1 x cinch L/R (unbalanced)
  • 1 x XLR L/R (balanced)
  • Toroidal transformer
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 290 x 80 x 248 mm
  • Weight: approx. 6 kg
  • Colour: Black
  • Incl. a power cord and user manual
PROS
  • • Exceptional channel separation thanks to dual ESS ES9026 PRO converters.
  • • RK27 potentiometer provides precise, smooth volume control and avoids harshness.
  • • Impressive power delivery handles demanding planar magnetic headphones effortlessly.
  • • Balanced XLR output offers a cleaner, more detailed signal path.
CONS
  • • Premium-priced, making it a significant investment for most users.
  • • Size and weight can be cumbersome for portable use; it's a desktop unit.
  • • Limited input options compared to some competitors; no AES/EBU.

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Key Features

Channels 2
Power 5000 mW (32 Ohm), 21 V RMS (600 Ohm)
Impedance Range 16-600 Ohms
Connections 2 x RCA, Opto, Coax, USB 2.0, 1 x 6.3mm Jack, 1 x XLR, 1 x Pentaconn, 2 x RCA (Line Out), 1 x XLR (Line Out)
Weight 6.6 lbs (approximate, based on similar Violectric models)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the USB input supports MQA decoding for high-resolution audio files.
It’s a safety feature to prevent loud pops when plugging in headphones; the delay is minimal, typically less than a second, and barely perceptible.
It’s compatible with headphones utilizing the 3.5mm Pentaconn connector, a standard for many high-end audiophile models.

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