Musical Fidelity V90-HPA

Hi-Fi headphones

Headphone amplifier from Musical Fidelity, fitted with an analogue input and an asynchronous USB connection, designed for precise and refined listening.

On request 229,00 €
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Description

The Musical Fidelity V90-HPA is an amplifier dedicated to headphone listening, designed to reproduce music with precision. It offers two input paths: a classic analogue input and an asynchronous re-clocking USB connection, allowing a computer or digital source to be connected directly.

The USB connection operates at 24-bit/96 kHz with an asynchronous re-clocking system, a technique intended to limit synchronisation errors during digital signal transfer and preserve the quality of the reproduced sound. This dual input, analogue and digital, offers a degree of flexibility depending on the sources available.

The chassis combines a front panel and cover made from custom-machined profiles, with a finish achieved through glass bead blasting giving a matt, textured appearance in a shade close to moonstone. This attention to manufacturing reflects a pursuit of quality that goes beyond sound alone.

This type of amplifier is aimed at those wishing to get the best out of a hi-fi headphone, whether from an analogue source or a computer connected via USB. It will suit both demanding portable listening and a fixed setup dedicated to music.

Technical specifications

Frequency response 20 Hz to 80 kHz (+0, -1 dB)
Output impedance 50 Ω, suited to 10-600 Ω headphones
Signal to noise ratio > 109 dB A-weighted
Total harmonic distortion < 0.005 % typical (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
Digital inputs Asynchronous USB Type B up to 24 bit / 96 kHz
Power supply External 12 V 500 mA DC power supply
Weight 600 g unpackaged / 1.1 kg packaged

What to check before buying used

The volume potentiometer should be tested through its full rotation to detect crackling or cutouts, a sign of track wear. Also check the asynchronous USB connection: faulty re-clocking can cause micro-dropouts or unstable recognition by the computer. Finally, examine the condition of the headphone jack sockets, used with every connection, as well as the bead-blasted finish of the cover, which is prone to scratches and grime build-up over time.

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