I used this amp mainly with a pair of HD 650 and it does what it is supposed to do: it has way more power than I need, it's quiet and it makes everything sound in its place. I have never heard...
I bought these headphones just for the fun of it, to see how they sound with all that apparently amazing bass.
Well, for $50, they're ok sounding for extra bass headphones. They do have a...
Bought it some time ago, based on user reviews. Straight out of the box it seemed huge, especially compared to my old Cowon D2. Also, sound was awful. Granted, I don't have large hi-fi cans, only...
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I’m a basshead. I say that loudly and proudly, even though some folks believe basshead and audiophile are mutually exclusive. Obviously, I’m not in that camp. But sometimes, I...
just wondering did you glue the amp in there? Or its a tight fit? amazing job !
I think he's not using the enclosure of the amplifier. He mounted the PCB to the faceplate, then mounted the faceplate to the wood using te 4 screws at the corners.
I think he's not using the enclosure of the amplifier. He mounted the PCB to the faceplate, then mounted the faceplate to the wood using te 4 screws at the corners.
just wondering did you glue the amp in there? Or its a tight fit? amazing job !
I actually mounted the aluminum case inside the stand. The case I bought is a little longer than the one recommended for the O2 because I wanted the overall depth to be longer. The case has slots for the pcb to slide into and I could also ground the board as well. I don't like to put place bare electronics so close to wood, even if it is low voltage. I'll post pictures later.