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I enjoy my cMoyBB for use with my Sennheiser PC 360s. I know I need some cans for music but at the moment I am using my gaming headset. Is there much of a use to amp cheaper IEMs? I purchased the Brainwavz M2, just waiting for them to come in.

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I enjoy my cMoyBB for use with my Sennheiser PC 360s. I know I need some cans for music but at the moment I am using my gaming headset. Is there much of a use to amp cheaper IEMs? I purchased the Brainwavz M2, just waiting for them to come in.


I'll say you should save your money to get a nicer pair of headphone first, then worry about amping later.

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I'll say you should save your money to get a nicer pair of headphone first, then worry about amping later.

I understand that but ATM I own PC 360, brainwavz M2, and the cMoyBB. I just wanted to know if anyone had positive experiences with the M2s and an amp. I am currently in search of what I want out of my music headphones. I NEEDED an amp on my PC 360s for my laptop/iPhone because I couldn't get loud enough volumes without turning up everything near 100%. My laptop integrated puts out more power than my USB Recon3D does, then again my laptop with Beats Audio which I'm almost sure it includes a better amp than most integrated.

 

I do understand I need better cans before I worry about a GOOD amp and that's why I purchased the cMoyBB instead of the O2+ODAC, leaving room to keep on with my journey for a good music listening experience.

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Personally I'll say not, your M2 doesn't need an amp. It get plenty loud with most source and doesn't improve a lot by amping. Of course, the easiest way to determine is to find out for yourself, since it is on its way to you.

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Personally I'll say not, your M2 doesn't need an amp. It get plenty loud with most source and doesn't improve a lot by amping. Of course, the easiest way to determine is to find out for yourself, since it is on its way to you.
Yea main thing i thought was that i would be able to bypass the internal amp but it seems like i will be getting a walkman soon
post #216 of 220
Heya,
Do you plan on adding the Woodwind to this review?
Very best,
Mark K.
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Heya,
Do you plan on adding the Woodwind to this review?
Very best,
Mark K.

 

Yes, but only after the final version is out.

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Yes, but only after the final version is out.
Gotcha, quick question, did you find the the Woodwind to be more intimate, and detailed, but still have more bass and a better soundstage than the E7? I've been hearing the E7 as much smoother, darker, and lusher, while Woodwind is more in your face. wink.gif
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I have not heard E7 for so time now (mine is long gone). But the difference in SQ is so big between E7 and Woodwind, I really don't think they are comparable directly. Woodwind should easily win out.

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I have not heard E7 for so time now (mine is long gone). But the difference in SQ is so big between E7 and Woodwind, I really don't think they are comparable directly. Woodwind should easily win out.
I much prefer the woodwind unless I listen and want to sleep or are listening to very euphonic songs. wink.gif
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