What makes the Voyager so popular amongst hi-fi headphone amplifiers is its wonderful big headphone-amp sound, and that it can take the knocks!
Unlike those 'blingy looking scratch-magnet' headphone amps, the Voyager's rugged construction helps it keep its appearance much longer.
Another simple but great benefit is the ease of battery replacement - its E-cell power source is available in lots of shops. Not that you'll be replacing it all that often, as it lasts for up to 50 hours continuous playing time!
The Voyager is supplied with battery fitted (as required by the "Battery Directive"), and is also supplied with a mains power supply for non-mobile use. Plus, it can pick up its power from a 5V USB source!
| Battery life | 50 hours continuous play, 2-3 weeks average usage |
| Output | 12mW rms into 32 Ohms, 10mW rms into 600 Ohms |
| Frequency Response | Flat: 13Hz to 34.5 kHz (-1dB), 5.5Hz to 69 kHz (-3dB) |
| Contour | +9dB at 45Hz and 20 kHz, Turnover +3dB at 260Hz and 2.85 kHz |
| Channel Balance | 0.5dB* |
| Hum & Noise | -94dB CCIR Q-pk 20Hz-20kHz, better than -100dB "A" curve weighted |
| Stereo Crosstalk | -52dB |
| Distortion (THD+Noise) | at 80Hz: 0.03%, at 1 kHz: 0.03%, at 5.6 kHz: 0.05%, at 16 kHz: 0.13% |
| Power sources | [1] Battery, 9V "E-cell" (MN1604; 6LR61) |
| [2] USB via "mini-B" 5VDC (with internal 9VDC analogue voltage conversion) | |
| [3] Mains adapter, 12-18V AC or DC unregulated (internal rectifier for AC use) (Polarity protection on all) | |
| Weight | 180 grams approx. (700 grams with plug top PSU) |
| Size | L. 12.5 W. 6.7 H. 2.8 (cm) |