SPL Phonitor e Manuel utilisateur

Professional Fidelity

Mastering Grade Listening

VOLTAiR

120V DC Audio Rail

SOURCE

DigitalRCA

XLR

DIG ITAL

Coaxial Balanced IR Standard

Optical

USB

Phonitor e

Headphone Amplifier

C1 C2

Off

MAT RI X

Phonitor e – User Manual

Headphone Amplier

Welcome

and thank you for purchasing the Phonitor e.

The Phonitor e is the ultimate headphone amplifier. It offers connections for headphones operated both balanced

and unbalanced. With up to . W output power the Phonitor e delivers an impressive performance.

Up to five input sources can be connected. The Phonitor e features two analog stereo inputs (XLR and RCA) and

optionally three digital audio sources (USB, coaxial, optical).

VOLTAiR technology is what we also call the SPL V Rail Technology within the Professional Fidelity series. This

makes the Phonitore an outstandig device in terms of dynamic range, signal-to-noise ratio and headroom delivering

an exceptional sound experience with invincible serenity, transparancy and realness.

VOLTAiR

120V DC Audio R ail

SOURCE

DigitalRCA

XLR

DIGITA L

Coaxial Balance d IR Standard

Optical

USB

Phonitor e

Headphone Amplifier

C1 C2

Off

MATR IX

ON Phonitor e

Serial

Number

Voltage Selection:

1. Remove Fus e Holder

2. Excha nge Fuses

3. Flip Ove r

4. Reinst all

Fuses:

230 V: T 500 mA L 2 50V

115 V: T 1 A L25 0V

~115V AC/~230 V AC,

50 Hz/60 Hz, P max . 30 W

Made in Germany ON BOTT OM SIDE:

DIP SWITCHES

1 ON: Output +22dBu

2 ON: RCA -10dB V to 0dBu

RISK OF ELEC TRIC SHO CK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

RISQUEDE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE

NE PAS OUVRIR

ATTENTION

ANALOG SOURCES DIGITAL SOURCES

USB

OPTICAL

COAX

PGM

VOLUME

Refer to

Manual

Pin 2 +

Content

Getting started 

Front view 

Rearview 

Bottom view 

DIP switches 

VOLTAiR – V Rail Technology 

Comparisons 

Phonitor Matrix 

Basics of stereo listening 

Stereo listening with an “traditional“ headphone preamplifier 

How does the Phonitor Matrix work? 

Angle 

Crossfeed 

Phonitor Matrix presets 

Source selection 

Headphone outputs 

IR Remote control 

DIP switches 

Level increase of the headphone output 

RCA input HiFi level / Studio level 

Specifications 

Inputs 

Outputs 

Internal operating voltages 

Power supply 

Dimensions (incl. feet) 

Weight 

Important Notes 

Declaration of CE Conformity 

Getting started

Read thoroughly and follow the instructions as well as the security advices of the Quickstart

which is enclosed in the scope of delivery! You can also download the Quickstart here.

By pressing the -Button you get to the table of contents.

By pressing the -Button you get to the front view of the unit.

By pressing the -Button you get to the rear view of the unit.

By pressing the -Button you get to the bottom view of the unit.

By pressing the -Button you get to the previous content.

Front view

VOLTAiR

120V DC Audio Rail

SOURCE

DigitalRCA

XLR

DIG ITAL

Coaxial Balanced IR Standard

Optical

USB

Phonitor e

Headphone Amplifier

C1 C2

Off

MAT RI X

Power LED

Volume 5

Rearview

optional

Phonitor e

Serial

Number

Voltage Selection:

1. Remove Fuse Holder

2. Exchange Fuses

3. Flip Over

4. Reinstall

Fuses:

230 V: T 500 mA L 250V

115 V: T 1 A L 250V

~115 V AC/~230 V AC,

50 Hz/60 Hz, P max. 30 W

Made in Germany ON BOT TOM SIDE:

DIP SWITCHES

1 ON: Output +22dBu

2 ON: RCA -10dBV to 0dBu

RISK OF E LECTRI C SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE

NE PAS OUVRIR

ATTENTION

ANALOG SOURCES DIGITAL SOURCES

USB

OPTICAL

COAX

PGM

VOLUME

Refer to

Manual

Pin 2 +

Mains Switch 10

Mains Voltage 11

Bottom view

DIP switches

Factory setting.

VOLTAiR – V Rail Technology

VOLTAiR is the synonym for our V Rail Technology within the Professional Fidelity series. The audio signals are

processed with an unequalled +/-V DC, which corresponds to twice that of discrete operational amplifiers and

four-times that of semiconductor operational amplifiers.

VOLTAiR Technology reaches outstanding technical and sonic performances. Technically especially in terms of

dynamic range and headroom and sonically especially in reproducing the finest details and delivering a totally

relaxed sounding audio experience. Music sounds absolutely natural.

Comparisons

These diagrams show how our VOLTAiR Technology compares to other circuits.

The direct relation between operating level and maximum level is fundamental for the classification: the higher

the operating level, the higher the maximum level a circuit can handle. And since virtually all essential acoustic

and musical parameters depend on this relation, a higher operating voltage also has a positive impact on the

dynamic range, distortion limit and signal-to-noise ratio.

100

120

Volt

30 V 36 V

120 V

+ / -  Volt + / -  Volt + / - Volt

Operating Voltage

120

125

130

135

140

145

dBu

124,2

129,1

141,4

OPA @ V OPA @ V SPL- OP@ V

Max. Audio Level

Do bear in mind that dB scales do not represent linear but rather exponential increases. A dB increase corresponds

to doubling the acoustic power, +dB correspond to twice the sound pressure level, and +dB correspond to twice

the perceived loudness.

When it comes to volume, the VOLTAiR Technology exhibits a performance, in regard to maximum level and dynamic

range, that is twice that of common components and circuits given that its values are approximately dB higher.

THD measurements show a difference of more than dB compared to the OPA at V — in terms of sound

pressure level, that corresponds to an improvement of more than %. The operating level most commonly used for

audio equipment is +/-  volts.

Dynamic Range

OPA @ V OPA @ V SPL-OP@ V

dBu

21,5 22,5

33,2

TL @ V OPA @ V SPL-OP@ V

-115

-113

-111

-109

-107

-105

dBu

-106

-111,7

-114,2

THD&N

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