This version of the G103P MKII has been specially developed for applications where the device simply must never be switched off: the power switch has literally been removed.
Are you looking for an entry-level headphone amplifier that still sounds like a fully-fledged studio tool? The G103S MKII is the smallest and most powerful model in its class with RCA inputs. It builds on a lineage that began back in 1994!
This model is the balanced counterpart to the G103S: technically identical, but with professional XLR inputs instead of RCA sockets.
The G111 MKII is the successor to the legendary G100, the unit that laid the foundations for both Lake People and Violectric back in the day. Internally, it operates at an unusually high internal voltage of 60 volts.
The G118 is Lake People’s flagship model, and this is immediately apparent from its TRUE BALANCED technology: whilst some brands offer balanced connections with just two power amplifiers, the G118 actually uses four.
Whilst most Lake People amplifiers are designed for studio use, the G101 is built for travelling: it’s powered via USB-C and features a 3.5 mm output for in-ear monitoring alongside the standard 6.3 mm socket.
The G103D4 is designed for Dante networks: the signal does not come via a cable from your interface, but via a standard RJ45 connection, with capacity for four audio channels at the same time.
The G108 combines the features of the G105 MKII (balance control, MONO/STEREO/PHASE switch) with genuine four-channel balanced amplification.
What makes the G105 MKII special is its split function: you can send two separate mono signals to two different pairs of headphones, which is ideal when two people need to hear different things at the same time.
The F388-2-Q is a 19-inch, four-channel headphone amplifier, designed for use in the recording studio for band and orchestral recordings, and for live use as an in-ear amplifier.
