Mmmm, dangerously cheesy

One of the quirks of living in New York City is Carnegie Hall . Many classical concerts there.

I recently bought a D1 and had an incredibly pleasant transaction with DHL, Ryan, and Maverick Audio. The package was picked up from Mav by DHL on Thursday and arrived at my front door the following Monday ^^. I immediately swapped out the DAC opamp, but my headphone amp opamp is still in...

Do the numbers on a msop chip mean anything? I mixed up a few of my op amps

I actually see a circuit near the edge. What can I use to "trim the edges?"

I recently purchased some brown dog adapters and some op amps to try on my D10. The adapters are too big to fit next to each other in the sockets. What should/can I do?

I've been reading around and have seen multiple reviews for Little Dot products. The reviewers raved about their large sound stage. The main headphone I want to drive is a 600ohm DT880 and I'm sure all of these amps sound great when paired with these cans. Personally, I am looking for an OTL...

I am currently at a loss . I have multiple 8-msop and 8-soic op amps that I am looking for adapters for. I understand that some op amps are dual channel while some are single. For audio purposes, do I need to strictly use dual channel adapters, or this depends on the device I will be using...

Ah, okay, thank you for your input. I was really expecting a huge difference from the fact that I am using a tube. That would have to wait until I have the cash for a decent tube amp

Does the pre-amp out sound significantly tube-y? I was thinking of using the iBasso D10 as an amp from the D1 and I want a taste of a tube amp . Also, I found a GE 5670 tube on eBay for a little less than $9. Would this be about the same as the extra $20 dollar option from Maverick?

I've been lurking and loving these forums for introducing me to a fun, albeit wallet breaking, hobby. Anyways, I currently have a pair of AT AD700 headphones and I was looking to upgrade to the Beyerdynamic DT880. I find the AD700's to be very comfortable (minimal clamping, large pads, open)...