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The E11 is THE most popular amongst everyone. The PA2V2 is also good but from what i hear, lacks in bass and isnt as tight as the E11's and not as much power. The ZO2 i also a good amp you should considere
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thanks for the article. good info. i've been out of the audiophile world for a while, so i appreciate the help and feedback of those currently immersed.
If you can find an used Fiio E17 in good condition, you'd certainly be able to get one for around the $100 mark. I've had mine for a six months now and am very happy with it. The simple onboard equalizer function is very handy.
I am very happy with my F17 as well. I feels it's well built and like the option of using the bass boost of needed. What will your source for the music be?