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post #871 of 877
5/15/13 at 3:11am
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Originally Posted by Heitek View Post

I would also like to know about this.
I wouldn't be happy about pushing speakers past their designed limits.
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post #872 of 877
5/16/13 at 6:37am

Purple isnt high gain on ZO. Pink is. After you get to purple you have to hold the switch up for a few more seconds and it will turn pink.

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post #873 of 877
5/17/13 at 7:38am

I'm happy with the quantity of bass that my stock Q40 provides. Would using the ZO2.3 make the Q40 sound better if I won't be increasing the bass, or am I better off with a different amp?

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post #874 of 877
5/17/13 at 10:28am
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I'm happy with the quantity of bass that my stock Q40 provides. Would using the ZO2.3 make the Q40 sound better if I won't be increasing the bass, or am I better off with a different amp?
If you are happy with the signature of your 'phones I can't really see why you would want the Zo. What it does in adding depth and detail in the bass is very clever but purely as an amp there is much better out there. Admittedly I have only compared the Zo to much more expensive amps. I do t know how it would stack up against a FiiO for example...
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post #875 of 877
5/17/13 at 2:26pm
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Originally Posted by krismusic View Post


If you are happy with the signature of your 'phones I can't really see why you would want the Zo. What it does in adding depth and detail in the bass is very clever but purely as an amp there is much better out there. Admittedly I have only compared the Zo to much more expensive amps. I do t know how it would stack up against a FiiO for example...


Compared to the E11, E6, it is THE bass adder amp to use.  It impacts the subbass where the FiiO amps muddy up the lower mids so that is the benefit I see.

 

In the past I doubled up with the E11 and loved it.  Now I use it in series with a C&C BK and/or C421 as a double amp setup, with the ZO on high gain and the other amps driving the volume, and have done this for around a year with very good results.  Love the depth of sound improvement and of course the tailored bass.  And much of the time I used and still use my Q40's...............love the thump with these and the Pro900 as well.

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post #876 of 877
5/18/13 at 2:02am
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Compared to the E11, E6, it is THE bass adder amp to use. 

 

 

If you want to alter the bass output of an IEM then the Zo is an excellent way of doing it. This didn't seem to be what the OP was trying to achieve though...

Good point. What are you trying to achieve Blue angel?

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post #877 of 877
5/18/13 at 11:54pm
Hello guys, I'm selling my DigiZoid ZO 2.3
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