[GaryPham]

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Okay thanks. But i can see that the FiiO E10 have a Ohm Drive ability from 16-100. Thats It's not enough for the headphones I want. Or what?

I have a Fiio E10 and a pair of 600 ohm DT880s, the E10 can surprisingly drive them very well despite its specs showing that it may be weak.  If you want something a bit more powerful though, maybe consider a Fiio E17 as that will serve as a pretty good DAC as well as a fairly powerful amp.

 

[HeadDude]

Thanks you guys for all the help. i have just bought the DT990 250Ohm and FiiO E10. Will have them on Monday to Wednesday.

 

[TheAnalogman]

Good choice HeadDude, I have the 990 600 ohm, and they're great for all I listen to!
 

 

[HeadDude]

Okay. I was thinking of buying 990 600 ohms, But 200 pund more it a lot but i do have the money. 
Damn now im confused! Because I will probably still buy them after 3-5 years.

 

[gelocks]

Well, you have other options if you don't want to spend $400...
The V-Moda M100s should do well with that genre... so should the Yamaha Pro 500s (which were on Amazon Warehouse for LESS than $200!), and the M-Audio Q40 (with Beyer pads for comfort) which are the cheapest of the bunch but produce excellent bass and good overall sound. All of these are closed-back.

 

[HeadDude]

Hey again. I have now received my headphones and the amp.
 
My first thought: Hmm pretty, good design and build quality.
Plug them in my computer and put some flac hardstyle on: Sound pretty good. But a little high treble and a little lack on bass.
but still way better then the one i have before.
 
 
All in all: 6 out of 10 
why? I was expecting more. 

 

[Rem0o]

Put the E10 on high gain, make sure you max the volume in windows, give yourself a good week of listening and report back.

 

[HeadDude]

High gain done. I have cried once today because the sound is so clear.
Okay i will do that