The PA2V2 Thread
Jun 5, 2011 at 10:00 PM Post #301 of 752


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Probably not. You'll want a desktop amp for the HD600, since it is a very power-hungry headphone.
 


I believe Boomana has a guide for newbies, which states a rule of thumb regarding amplification: desktops > portables, as proven by continued existence of desktop amps (i.e. if portables were that good, one would expect desktop amps to be wiped out of existence).
 
WoahReQQuiem: I have a friend who runs her 650/600 (can't remember which model she has) unamped. You could probably do the same and save up for a decent, entry-level amp. Maybe the Fiio E9?
 
Jun 6, 2011 at 6:18 AM Post #302 of 752


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Not really an appreciation-related response, but..

Do these power the HD600's fine? I am really on a tight budget for an amp.

 
I have the 580s and I can say that you will need to turn up both your source and the PA2V2 to get it to a good SL. You might want to look elsewhere. I was running my 580sw out of a Sansa View which usually has plenty of juice.
 
 
Jun 10, 2011 at 8:33 PM Post #303 of 752
Mike at Headfonia just posted a review of you know who on his blog.  I had a feeling he would review 'em, and from the looks of the article we may have a another appreciation member!
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Jun 11, 2011 at 5:45 AM Post #304 of 752
The PA2v2 is not meant for bigger headphones such as the HD600. Such a shame that a headphone amplifier can't power full-size headphones...
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Jun 11, 2011 at 10:58 AM Post #305 of 752


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The PA2v2 is not meant for bigger headphones such as the HD600. Such a shame that a headphone amplifier can't power full-size headphones...
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Oh, you!
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Jun 13, 2011 at 3:46 PM Post #309 of 752


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Huh, how about that? I'm 7795 and he's at 8800 as of 06/08/2011



Well, we don't have the new casing, but we do have the independent channel gain screws that starting coming as standard since #5000 onwards, so I feel we already have one quite important feature
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Jul 8, 2011 at 11:47 AM Post #311 of 752
Hmm, if all you need is a bass boost, then the JDS Cmoy might be a better option for ya.  Though the PA2v2 does boast a rather nice bass response.
 
Jul 12, 2011 at 8:11 PM Post #314 of 752
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I would not get any of the amps you mentioned. The HD555 doesn't really need amping anyway.


You again.
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what would be better with a 555?

the JDS Labs cMoy or the PA2V2?



Checkout Mike's review/comparison of the JDS Cmoy and PA2v2 at Headfonia.  You'll get a fair and objective assessment of both.
 
Jul 12, 2011 at 11:14 PM Post #315 of 752


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You again.
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Checkout Mike's review/comparison of the JDS Cmoy and PA2v2 at Headfonia.  You'll get a fair and objective assessment of both.


his review was a little unclear. I listen to mainly dance music, and he described the pa as "faster, and better suited to rock music" while the JDS was "warmer". How does that apply to EDM?
 
 

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