Shouldn't be too hard to do. Put SMA Connectors on mine about fifteen years ago.

Ha ha, the good old days. Still have my Reference connected to my ipod classic and Supermicro 3 on a little Sony dap.

I have used headphones on speaker outputs many times. They don't always sound good. The KSA is only 6 watts but that will still be very loud for some headphones. Just take it easy with volume knob.

I suggest you get one of these stereo headphone sockets. Connect it to the speaker outputs of the amplifier with a length of wire and see if you like the sound.

I bought this to use with the Hifiman HE6. You can use a 50 watt amp with that headphone with no problems. It would be a issue with other headphones. what are you planing to plug into this?

I still use it everyday as a speaker amp in my bedroom.

I just got my hands on a pair of Tekton Designs The Perfect SET 15. Very good synergy with this amp. A big speaker designed for flea amps. Dial at 7:30-8:00 it is very loud. .

Nice save. No doubt you know your stuff. Could be just me but all that space program stuff started to sound like a infomercial after a few sentences. I prefer direct tech and spec talk about a product and not a long winded story to hype the product like a infomercial.

Should have went in another direction than the comparison to NASA and the Apollo Program. Really, a whole page of smack comparing Dunu to the Apollo Program? It only took tens of thousands of people and some of the greatest minds of the time to get man to the moon and this IEM is compared to that?

I hope that you are working on that review for us. I am still using mines every day as a speaker amp and I still think it's a great sounding amp.

Nice! You do know that you have to do a review.

Even with the balanced output, the Sony does not drive hard to drive headphones and IEMs well. Most noticeable is in the bass. The Questyle sounds like a desktop amp. Not that it is not warmer or bassier overall. It just handles the bass and punch better than the Sony when using planars and...

I have seen those. Just not my cup of tea. The R10 to me is much more elegant and beautiful.

In my opinion it would only be for aesthetics. I don't know if it would help the sound. There used to be some people that made wood cups for senns and beyers but I don't know if they are still in business.

Nothing wrong but a little funny. Purk's avatar is the Sony R-10 nicknamed the king of headphones. He is the one person here I envy because he has the R -10 and the Qualia 010. You should look those up.

LOL.

I probably did that 20 years ago. :grin:

The leather set that I received were really tight. Seems to be on the small side. For comfort, the original pleather is best and the plastic being worst. For sound, same order. The aftermarket leather pads did nothing to help the bass. Someone needs to come out with a big thick memory foam...

Wonder what Dan Clark thinks about the Sendy Audio Aiva?

You rang?

Sadly the TU-8500 only has four inputs. If you only need four, most relay type selectors start at four and are very cheap. Kits came be had for $20. Those RCA line level attenuators affect the sound. In the 90's I tri-amped my speakers. I used different amps to suite the characteristics of...