Amplifiers

The Topping U90 USB Bridge is designed to provide multiple digital outputs via a USB input for your HiFi system. The U90 offers 7 digital outputs including IIS AES Coaxial and Optical so you can play a varied range of separates. This bridge supports PCM 32-bit 768kHz and DSD512 native so you can hear crisp rich audio. Equipped with a crystal oscillator and CPLD the U90 will optimise the digital signals and deliver clean sounds. Topping has gifted you with built-in USB isolation to reduce background noise and a 12V trigger so you can control your output devices directly from the U90. The compact design also ensures that product installation is completely stress-free.

Catalyst CX 60 is a 60-watt dual-channel 1x12 combo amplifier featuring 12 Amp Voicings derived from Helix. It performs like a traditional guitar amp—while providing the increased versatility of a modern amp.12 Amps Derived from HelixThe Catalyst CX family comprises three dual-channel combo amplifiers that perform like traditional guitar amps, while providing the increased versatility of modern amplifiers. They feature 12 Amp Voicings derived from the award-winning Helix amp and effects processor—ranging from pristine clean to modern high-gain—and each Amp Voicing is matched with a custom Boost type. There are also 24 HX-quality effects spanning four effects categories. Additional features includ…

The new NFCA amplifier circuit is specifically designed for portable amplifiers. The low idle power consumption allows for extended battery life. This is done while having 0.00007% THD+N and 135dB SNR. It's powerful and clean enough for power-hungry full-sized headphones and sensitive IEMs. The NX7 can output 180mW of high power under a load of 300 ohms, and with the help of 3 step gain setting, the small body can easily beat the full-sized headphones. It is worth mentioning that even when the output is 200mW, the load distortion is only 0.00008%. The low gain of NX7 is -13.8dB. When used with high-sensitivity in-ear headphones, there will be almost no trouble of potentiometer bias in the