Schiit Magni Headphone Amplifier - Page 17

Originally Posted by DefQon 

I'm not overstating nothing, I watched closely to those threads and watched people get banned that chimed in with their opinion's and some Schiit bashing. The problem was the first initial release of the Lyr and one person I know of had it happen to their HD650's on the Asgard. What's even funny is that even after the relay was installed on in-production models thanks to Jason, their was still a few that had their can's killed, unusual it definitely was. For the record, don't say that I'm overstating the issue a bit, if you had an extremely expensive headphone which was killed due to a large DC offcharge the driver's can handle when powering on/off would you had been letting it go past as a small problem? Don't forget there were other's affected that are not part of the Head-fi forum. Not to mention sensitivity has little play into why they were killed by the Lyr or whatever when they work fine with other headphone amp's. 

Originally Posted by MrViolin 

If you're not overstating nothing, wouldn't you be overstating something? Oh mama... better put mah low impedance phones out before I turn them on to be safe T_T

Originally Posted by DefQon 

 

Begone troll or provide something useful to post. 

Originally Posted by MrViolin 

But really though, you said that even with the relay that there were people with blow outs? I'll just remove the plug each time to be safe... don't want my first pair of $54+ headphones to go hasta la vista. 

Originally Posted by DefQon 

I'm not overstating nothing, I watched closely to those threads and watched people get banned that chimed in with their opinion's and some Schiit bashing. The problem was the first initial release of the Lyr and one person I know of had it happen to their HD650's on the Asgard. What's even funny is that even after the relay was installed on in-production models thanks to Jason, their was still a few that had their can's killed, unusual it definitely was. For the record, don't say that I'm overstating the issue a bit, if you had an extremely expensive headphone which was killed due to a large DC offcharge the driver's can handle when powering on/off would you had been letting it go past as a small problem? Don't forget there were other's affected that are not part of the Head-fi forum. Not to mention sensitivity has little play into why they were killed by the Lyr or whatever when they work fine with other headphone amp's. 

Originally Posted by leesure 


1. I admitted that those few who had issues would not agree that you were overstating it.
2. The VAST majority of cases involved very sensitive cans and ALL the cases had to do with leaving their headphones in during the start up...something I don't do with any amp.
3. Every electronics company has odd cases of issues. The real question is how do they handle them. I've never known Jason to run from a problem once it's been made plain.
I assume you feel you've made your point and have forewarned the masses. Thanks for that.
Now the thread can get back to a conversation on subjects like synergy, sound quality and availability.

Originally Posted by DefQon 

Exactly otherwise 

Originally Posted by DigitalFreak 

People on here should remember

Originally Posted by DigitalFreak 

Why does every thread that starts out as an entertaining read eventually devolve into a argument.

People on here should remember

Originally Posted by DefQon 

 

Begone troll or provide something useful to post. 

Originally Posted by ninjames 

The guy who is telling someone else to provide something useful to post is bringing up 1. ancient history and 2. information about off-topic products.