TECHWEEK
Flux Lab Acoustics has introduced the Mentor headphone amplifier , designed in a dual-mono concept with two-block synchronization capability. The amplifier is equipped with separate power supplies for each channel, including separate power toroidal transformers. The power supply uses four high-capacity Cornell Dubilier capacitors, which are capable of delivering significant current and have low output impedance.
Flux Lab Acoustics Mentor Headphone Amplifier
The input stages of the Flux Mentor amplifier are built on J-Fet transistors, and the output stages are built on bipolar transistors, developing sufficient power even for the most demanding headphones. Volume control is entrusted to a 64-step relay attenuator. The amplifier uses a high quality UP-OFC power cable connecting the input power connector to the power transformers. The Flux Mentor output uses Ohno monocrystalline copper cable (UP-OCC).
Flux Lab Acoustics Mentor Headphone Amplifier
For the most demanding audiophiles, Flux Lab Acoustics has developed synchronization technology that allows two Flux Mentor amplifiers to be connected together to produce even more power. Each channel of such a combination operates in fully balanced mode – just select the main and slave amplifiers to synchronize the volume levels.
Flux Lab Acoustics Mentor Headphone Amplifier rear
The Flux Lab Acoustics Mentor headphone amplifier is available in two finishes: jet black and titanium grey. The cabinets are finished with a high-quality powder coating with a unique texture for reliability, durability and exceptional ease of use.
Flux Lab Acoustics Mentor Headphone Amplifier
More information, including specifications and suggested retail prices, will be available soon.
