Originally Posted by moodyrn /img/forum/go_quote.gif Does the er4p benefit from and amp as much as the er4s or is it just as good straight out of a dap?
The P doesn't need an amp and won't improve much. I almost never use an amp with my ER4P. I do use an S cable and amp at times.
i am amazed that people can't understand the concept that different people have different tastes. And if you can't learn to respect another person's taste, you should get out of head-fi.
Originally Posted by GreatDane /img/forum/go_quote.gif The P doesn't need an amp and won't improve much. I almost never use an amp with my ER4P. I do use an S cable and amp at times.
Actually, I found that amping my er-4p really made the bass reponse go from unsatisfactory to totally head-bobbing on certain songs. That was probably more from me moving from the Cowon D2's headphone out than anything though.
Originally Posted by erasmus /img/forum/go_quote.gif Actually, I found that amping my er-4p really made the bass reponse go from unsatisfactory to totally head-bobbing on certain songs. That was probably more from me moving from the Cowon D2's headphone out than anything though.
You have a point. If you were to use an amp that tends to add bass then the difference can be real. As far as having enough power to drive them properly I think most DAPs can do that, at least all that I've used. Different sound sigs between DAPs is also a factor as you may have have discovered.
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