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Burson Audio Launches Stellar Series: Pure Sound
12 Mar
Summary
- New Class A desktop audio devices from Burson Audio
- Both models offer up to 8W of Class A power output
- Features a dedicated low-noise IEM amplification stage
Australia-based Burson Audio has introduced its Stellar Series, featuring two new Class A desktop audio devices: the Conductor Stellar and the Soloist Stellar. These devices aim to bring the acclaimed performance of Burson's flagship Voyager Series into a more compact and accessible package. Both models boast an impressive 8W of Class A power, driven by a robust internal design focused on optimal heat dissipation.
A key highlight for audiophiles, especially those using in-ear monitors (IEMs), is the dedicated ultra-low noise amplification stage. This specialized circuitry, built with TPA6120A2 amplifier chips, is engineered to eliminate hiss, delivering a pristine sound even with highly sensitive IEMs.
The Conductor Stellar integrates an ESS9039PRO DAC, supporting a wide range of high-resolution audio formats via USB-C and Bluetooth 5.0, including LDAC and aptX HD. The Soloist Stellar, on the other hand, focuses exclusively on amplification, offering independent channel balance controls for precise audio tuning.
Pricing for the Stellar Series starts at $1,500 / £1,700 / €1,600 / AU$2,600 for the Soloist Stellar and $1,800 / £2,000 / €1,900 / AU$2,800 for the Conductor Stellar.
