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ifi Pro series iCAN - Bass Correction & Operation Modes; Operation Modes (Solid-State;Tube;Tube+)

ifi Pro series iCAN
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OFF:
10Hz:
20Hz:
40Hz:
Solid-State mode: is a pure, solid-state circuit and uses J-FETs and is fully-discrete Class A.
Tube mode: 2 x NOS GE5670s are engaged with the J-FET circuitry switched out for an all-valve Class A operation.
Tube+ mode: reduces negative feedback to a minimum. As a result, a greater amount of the tubes natural
harmonics are produced (Even Order harmonics dominate).
Note: Upon switching between modes, there will be a brief mute as the circuit switches. To maximise tube life, the Pro iCAN has a
built-in intelligent monitor; after an extended period of operation in Solid-State mode, the tubes will switch o. If the tube circuit is
shut-o, upon switching back to Tube/Tube+ mode, the tubes will need to warm up (as if the whole Pro iCAN itself was powered up
from OFF). Music will continue to play via the Solid-State section until the tubes are fully activated.
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is disabled (this allows the direct’ sound to be enjoyed).
for headphones/loudspeakers missing only the very lowest bass (below 40Hz).
for headphones/loudspeakers missing some bass (below 80Hz).
for headphones/loudspeakers missing substantial bass including some mid-bass (below 160Hz).
Note: Please be careful with the settings especially at high gain and high volume control settings, as even the most
power-hungry headphones may be damaged by the power of the Pro iCAN.
Tip: The circuit is designed to correct dierent levels of bass deciency inherent in many headphones/loudspeakers. It is NOT
a gimmick to add articial bass to recordings. Great care has been taken in the design to ensure there is no degradation of sound
quality.
Operation Modes (Solid-State/Tube/Tube+)
The Pro iCAN has 3 operation modes:
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