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    LABORATORY TEST REPORT

    Sep 05, 2018 3 minutes
    Stephen Dawson

    I measured maximum output levels from one of the headphone outputs in standard (unbalanced) mode. Into a high input impedance (47k ) there was the tiniest amount of clipping at the 0dB output level at 100Hz, so I backed it down to –1dB and it was clean. The (effectively) no load output was 8.74 volts RMS. Into a 295 test load, the output was 8.74 volts RMS. At least, it was with 1kHz and 10kHz test signals. With 100Hz there was a touch of clipping, so I backed it

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