Bakoon Products has added the HDA-5210mk4 mid-class headphone amplifier.
The product page isHere
The MK3 had a unique, long, narrow shape, but the MK4 was the same size as the compact half size series. The MK3 was a popular model that was widely loved in Asia, including Korea, and in Europe and the United States.
Japan, the country of origin, is probably the least well-known and unsold. . Western audio sites are so popular that they also have forums.Bakoon ProductsHowever, in fact, like Matsuzaka Beef, he is so well known and popular in a certain country that he contests in court over trademark registration issues. .
This is because we have not been promoting anything in Japan, but recently we have been featured in audio magazines, and we are pleased that our store has gradually gained popularity.
I've gotten off topic, but it's the HDA-5210MK4. The shape has changed from the MK3, but the sound has also become even more sophisticated. Originally, overseas, its extremely excellent performance became popular through word of mouth, but it has also surpassed that.
Starting with the MK4, all models have SATRI-ICs with UL specifications, and the attenuators have two types: metal coating resistance and non-induction winding resistance, and the HDA-5210 headphone amplifier has no longer been equipped with the normal volume specification.
The sound is so transparent that it seems to be visible to the point that it is extremely transparent, and Otaki Eiichi is impressive as it stretches to the high range in a transparent way. The sound is very fine, delicate and light. The sound is also solid and there is no ambiguity because the background is very quiet. In the MK3 era, the background is too quiet, so you can hear noise that would normally be noticeable, which is not the case with the MK4, which is simply quiet. You can also hear Nakashima Mika's breath coming through the microphone's pop guard during recording in the studio, and the slight intake of the breath as she began to sing. There is no sound distortion or noise. If you're trying to force it, it doesn't emphasize or emphasize the sound, but rather conveys it straight, so if you prefer deep bass, the bass may feel unsatisfied, but normally you wouldn't mind it at all.
This time I listened to the voltage output from the voltage input and the current output, and the sound was satisfactory even with the voltage output, but when I changed to the current output, the outline, brightness, and sound extension increased, as if a thin haze had been removed. However, I don't think this is a place where preferences differ. For some people, voltage output may seem just right.
By using a high-performance attenuator, even if you lower the volume, the sound will not lose weight and you will not notice any deterioration in sound quality, so in a quiet environment you can enjoy music even at a low volume.
Another great feature is that as a whole, as it can be said for the Bakuon sound, there are no strange thorns that can pierce the sound, so even if you listen for a long time, you won't get tired of listening.
Headphone amplifier HDA-5210mk4 pageHere
