I have a pair of Grado SR-80 headphones and i have ordered a Fiio e11 to use with them while playing lossy and lossless audio through my laptop with Lion. I am trying to get the best possible set up on a college-level budget. My question is, should I invest in software such as Fidelia or Pure audio to use with the e11 or should I get a DAC? or should i get a combo of all three? This might be a noob question, but i'm new to the Head-Fi world and eager to get up to speed
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