I've read lots of good things about Lisa III as a portable amp but I've rarely read anything on the specific combination of Lisa III and SE535s. I would like to know from someone that has experience with either or both if there would be a noticeable improvement for SE535s using the Lisa III. I'm considering buying it but I heard some say that the SQ of IEMs do not improve drastically with portable amps, can anyone confirm or deny this? I'm listening through an iPhone 4 if that will help in your response.
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