With its Soloist 3XGT, Burson Audio offers a powerful and efficient headphone amplifier. It benefits from a dual mono balanced architecture, with independent circuits for each circuit. This design allows it to provide a good energy reserve while promoting a precise sound reproduction and a wide sound stage. Each channel has three discrete V6 Vivid PDUs per channel, which contributes to the sound transparency of the unit.

A large power supply circuit is used to provide a clean and stable electrical signal to all sections of the device at all times. This includes no less than five MCPS power supplies pushed to their maximum.

To all this, Burson Audio adds features to further improve the audio quality of the device. There are notably three levels of crossfeed emulation, managed directly at the hardware level in order to avoid generating distortion while optimizing the sound reproduction for headphone listening. The volume control is also optimized, using for each channel a MUSES72320 chip and a V6 Vivid discrete AOP in buffer, eliminating interferences between channels. It is also possible to adjust the volume level separately for each channel, to suit your listening space and its acoustics.

The Soloist 3X GT case functions as a large heat sink. Its high rigidity also allows the integrated fan not to create any resonance. In addition, the fan used is a Noctua model that is extremely quiet.