Product description
DB12 AAAMP Portable Headphone Amplifier
Palm-Sized Headphone Amplifier - Music. Movies. Gaming.
Experience a new paradigm in mobile audio - virtually distortion-free power for your wired headphones in a tiny package. Hear what you’re missing with THX AAA amplification for even the most power-hungry wired headphones.
The World’s Smallest THX AAA Amplifier
THX’s AAA amplification has earned an esteemed reputation for ultra-low distortion and linear sound. The HELM Audio DB12 AAAMP takes this technology to new heights with a staggering +12 dB signal boost of clean power, an independent +6 dB of Bass Boost, over 6 hours battery life and USB-C charging.
Plug And Play On Any Mobile Device
Experience Music, Movies & Gaming Like Never Before
Smartphones, tablets & laptops are not designed to deliver high power nor clean power to your favorite headphones. Now the game changes, with the DB12 AAAMP your headphones will ROAR like being plugged in to your home amp and deliver fatigue-free listening nearly free of any distortion.
Game-Changing Sound Anywhere You Go
Breathe New Life Into Your Favorite Headphones From Any Mobile Device
Make your headphones scream from your favorite mobile device for Pure Clean Power with Studio Grade "Cinematic" sound quality that will truly change the audio experience for your music, movies, videos and gaming. Hear to believe with unmatched portable +12 dB of flawless linear volume gain and independently controlled +6 dB of massive bass boost, your headphones have never sounded so good.
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DB12 - The THX AAA Advantage
THX AAA Technology uses patented feed-forward error-correction topology to reduce harmonic, inter-modulation, and crossover distortion by 20 to 100 times - currently one of the world's lowest levels of amp distortion. In the DB12 AAAMP, this technology facilitates a listening experience that's immersive and energy-efficient. Less power wasted on distortion means more output power devoted to improving dynamic range, sound pressure level, and stereo field imaging.