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Using IEMs with an Amp or Receiver - Do People Do This?

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i ordinarily go for the circumaural headphone type. i have several Senn cans, including the HD650s. i recently picked up a new pair of Klipsch Custom 1 in-ears for $5 at Guitar Center.

 

dunno much about in-ear stuff, but for five bux, how could i go wrong?  well, they don't sound half bad on my PC at work and am now contemplating buying something better for use at home.

 

i have a couple dedicated head amps (Darkvoice 336i and an Original Master) as well as a Marantz receiver (SR-96) and a Model 1060 integrated.

 

i was planning to try the Beyer DT-990/600 cans, but for the same price (more or less) i could get some better IEMs (Klipsch X5, maybe?).

 

question is, of the few specs i've looked at today, all i have seen are 30-50 ohm impedance and the term 'ipod' is usually somewhere in the reviews.  is that all these things are good for?


Edited by Jo6Pak - 12/21/10 at 1:00pm
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nevermind...

 

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