And that may be the answer I was exactly looking for! Thanks everyone for the input, I had a feeling it was a much simpler answer than I was looking for but couldn't hone in on what it was.
Ok-- but I'm not looking for a comparison in SQ between two output sources based solely on their max output power. Of course I'll never get anywhere near using the full 6 W but why is it then that nearly 1W out of the Lyr could make me...
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Originally Posted by Steve Eddy
Wait a minute. Your A/V receiver has an output impedance of 40-50 ohms? What receiver is this? It would be a complete mess trying to drive typical loudspeakers with such a...
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Originally Posted by Laraku1982
Just got my ATH-M50 yesterday as a on-the-go headphone, using a AKG Q701 mostly at home.
What i noticed with the M50 is the highs(treble) is exceptionally sharp with...
Unless you are buying them to wear outside doing yard work etc the durability shouldn't be of an issue. Just be careful if out and about with them as everything (including your M50's) would be at risk if they fell from a considerable...
Ok, in looking at this I believe I can reason that:
With V_L and Z_L remaining constant, a decrease in my source's output impedance would make the denominator in the above equation smaller, hence for V_L to remain the same,...
My question here mainly comes from the real-world example I have found here in my own set-up in my room:
The other day I happened to stop and think about the difference in specs between the A/V receiver I have and desktop...
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Originally Posted by Sheik Yerbutay
FWIW, Ive really been enjoying the Q701's/Schiit combo! I noticed with more usage that the treble harshness has mellowed quite a bit without loss of the low end...
