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Rocking Portable Amplifiers for Newbies

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I am looking to spend this Christmas for a Amplifier / (DAC? Not important) to go with a new headphone which I have not finalized yet. 

So basically, my personal preference is:
1) Buget USD$100>
2) I'm a rocker(Avenged Sevenfold) / metal(Bullet For My Valentine) / punk rock(My Chemical Romance) / slow rock(The All-Americans Rejects) / once in a while, trance(Alesso, Le Grande) though very seldom. 
3) For a rocker, I enjoy when blazing fast guitars and thumping drums solos come at me. Screams to be controlled and every instruments to be heard(e.g. Separations between guitar 1 / guitar 2 / drum / lead vocal / back-up vocal to be heard clearly when everything is playing at the same time. 
4) Portable for outdoor use. Size doesn't really matters as long as it isn't the size of a home amplifiers. 

I do know I'm asking for too much, but I'm just trying to make it clearer so that you can help me better. :) I actually got sick reading up reviews for 1 month now, there are definitely no 100% foolproof audio sets at the moment but it is really hard to find 1 just for my taste. 

Lastly, if these headphones will help:
1) Alessandro MS1i (Rocker Style, in your face, better bass)
2) Grado SR80i (Rocker Style, in your face)
3) Superlux HD660 (Cheapest)
4) Audio Technical M50S (Isolation from closed cupped)
Leaning towards MS1i for having better base now.
 
 
Rock On !_!
post #2 of 4
Thread Starter 

Maybe not so demanding. Let's say if I narrow it down to MS1i and I need something to bring a better bass out?

post #3 of 4

Hmmm, how about the JDSlabs CmoyBB? or else the Digizoid ZO?

post #4 of 4

cmoy, fiio E11

 

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