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Rockville TubeHead 180mW Tube Headphone Amplifier 16-600 Ohms Dual 6K4 Tubes 2 in 1 accessory
A tube headphone amplifier with dual 6K4 tubes delivering 180mW at 32 Ohms for 16-600 Ohm headphones
- Rich analog warmth from dual 6K4 vacuum tubes
- Drives 16 to 600 ohm headphones with ease
- 180mW at 32 ohms powers dynamic sound
- Compact aluminum chassis built for portability
- Low-noise circuitry keeps distortion to a minimum
Rockville TubeHead 180mW Tube Amplifier
The Rockville TubeHead is a tube headphone amplifier built around dual 6K4 vacuum tubes. It delivers up to 180mW of power at 32 Ohms for dynamic sound with crisp highs and deep bass. The compact aluminium chassis offers portability and longevity for desktop or on-the-go use. Low-noise circuitry minimises distortion for pure audio.
Audiophiles and studio monitoring users
This amplifier suits listeners who want warm, analog tube character with modern clarity. It supports headphones from 16 to 600 Ohms, covering nearly all types for home or studio. Buyers needing wireless connectivity or built-in digital-to-analog conversion should look elsewhere. The unit focuses purely on analog amplification.
180mW output at 32 Ohms
The 180mW power rating at 32 Ohms determines how loudly and cleanly the amplifier drives your headphones. Match this figure to your headphone sensitivity and impedance for the right volume headroom. Lower or higher impedance loads will change available power. Check your headphone specifications against this number before buying.
Highlights
- Rich analog warmth from dual 6K4 vacuum tubes
- Drives 16 to 600 ohm headphones with ease
- 180mW at 32 ohms powers dynamic sound
- Compact aluminum chassis built for portability
- Low-noise circuitry keeps distortion to a minimum
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What impedance range of headphones does the Rockville TubeHead amplifier support?
The amplifier supports headphones from 16 to 600 Ohms, covering most models for home or studio use.
How should the dual 6K4 tube amplifier be powered on to avoid stressing the tubes?
Connect headphones first, turn the volume down, then switch the unit on; allow the tubes to warm up before increasing volume.
When will the dual 6K4 vacuum tubes need replacement?
Vacuum tubes gradually lose emission over time; plan to replace the dual 6K4 tubes when the sound becomes dull, noisy, or loses dynamics.
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