I have a pair of MS1s I'm running off a blue yeti. I find the sound to be a little thin. Am I going to hear much improvement going to an entry level dac/amp like the e10? Is the amp in the yeti really sufficient to power those cans?
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blue yeti compared to something like a fiio E10?
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1/26/12 at 12:19am
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