Ferrum WANDLA GoldenSound Edition Fully Balanced Headphone DAC/Preamp (Discontinued) headphone 4.4mm 5mm headphone jack with newly E300-8

Name: Ferrum WANDLA GoldenSound Edition Fully Balanced Headphone DAC/Preamp (Discontinued) headphone 4.4mm 5mm headphone jack with newly E300-8
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SKU: 84408218529
Price: 1847.50 USD
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SKU 84408218529 ★ 4.1

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Ferrum WANDLA GoldenSound Edition Fully Balanced Headphone DAC Preamp (Discontinued) headphone 4.4mm 5mm headphone jack with newly E300 8 5mm headphone jack with newly upgraded headphone amplifier with significantly improved bass extension Feedback reducer The WANDLA has its own digital processing headroom research and development they came up with the idea for WANDLA GoldenSound Edition which actually converts WANDLA to cater specific needs

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