[ilmenaglar]

Hey guys,
 
Just wanted to know if anyone has used this combined with the Coppers. Is it worth it? Will it boost up my bass by any chance? Or is there any other amplifier that is even better than this one?
 
Thanks

 

[Aizura]

E5 is decent, but I can understand why people find it useless. the improvements are VERY minimal.
The new Fiio E6 however, is a much improved version and I highly recommend it. And it's pretty much the same price!

 

[ilmenaglar]

Thanks a lot! Ill check the newer version. Would that brand be alright? or is there a better one?
 
Thanks

 

[Aizura]

There's always a better one. But for the price, the Fiios can't be beaten.

 

[ilmenaglar]

i just noticed there's even a e11! didnt know, i can afford this one, i suppose it must be better than the previous ones. I think i can afford a max a $100 i dont know which amp could be my best option.

 

[ZARIM]

Fiio E11 or E10 are recommended.

 

[ilmenaglar]

Cool, thanks. Anybody else have a recommendation? Anything good for a $100, or Fioo es the best option?

 

[A Ham Sandwich]

Not sure what kind of improvement an amp will make with them.  They don't really need one, they're very efficient ear phones.  An amp would improve low-volume listening but I don't see a huge difference being made.

 

[ilmenaglar]

Yeah hehehe I love the coppers, dont get me wrong =). But still, i dont know, before the coppers i had the vanillas, and they had more bass power, i really miss that. And i heard the coppers are a little weak with the mids, so i wanted to see if the amp could help me get that bass of the vanillas back and pump up the mids ^ ^  

 

[A Ham Sandwich]

See if you can trade "down" to the Golds.  They have more bass compared to the Coppers.  That's what I own, I listen to mostly electronic and they're great.

 

[Selenium]

If you want more bass and emphasized mids, then you'll love the Miles Davis Tributes. Seriously, what you just described that you want is the Miles Davis Tributes.

 

[ilmenaglar]

really? But I ask around and they told me the Coppers had better bass than the Golds O.o Well, i probably asked the wrong guys lol.  When i bought the Coppers the MD weren't in the market. But when i read the reviews i was sad that i didnt wait a little longer. But still, i asked around and i think is was you selenium or someone else i dont remember that told me that the MD has a slow bass. which wasnt going to work for me because i like Metal and very fast bass punching music. Or is it that you compared enough to notice the MD are now better than the coppers for metal?? Do the MD's have more punchier bass than the golds then?
 
And now that you say MD's, now we have the trumphets, so, do the MDT have better bass than the Trumphets??
 
thank guys

 

[rezel]

I recommend a Digizoid Zo 2 for $100.
It's hard to explain but it enhances bass response in variable levels without altering the rest of the spectrum and acts as a decent portable amp as well.
 
This demo on their website gives you and idea of what effect it the Zo has. It is an analogue optimisation and can't really be properly emulated with software but it gives you an idea. http://www.digizoid.com/invest/smartvektor_recording_demo.mp3
 
There is a significant following of the Zo and Zo 2 on these forums.
http://www.head-fi.org/t/574126/the-zo2-has-landed-digizoid-accepting-pre-orders#post_7794136
 
Really getting on the hype train now >_>, but please do at least consider it before you buy.

 

[Staal]

I'd recommend the E10 or E11 to go with the MTPC.

 

[ilmenaglar]

Quote:

I'd recommend the E10 or E11 to go with the MTPC.

Have you heard that combination before? Do you notice a big difference?
 
Thanks