Has anyone tried the Topping NX7 portable amp with their Stealth? Does it have enough power? So far, I've only tethered the Stealth to a Flux FA10 and want to build a transportable rig for it. I would marry the NX7 to a Lotoo 6000.

Five-month-old pair of Verite Closed - Olive with upgraded ZMF 10ft 2K Copper Cable. Olive is a Limited run wood. I'm the Original owner purchasing the headphones from ZMF in July 2021. I used them lightly, and everything is in excellent condition. The pads included with this VC are the...

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Is this the Raw graph? It doesn't look like the Sundara curve on Crinacle. The Crinacle graph shows the Sundara generally hugging the Harman Curve without Bass Shelf with a 40Hz roll-off.

Is there a Frequency graph?

Nomax, thank you for sharing. Great Music!

I haven’t heard the Dac3, but really like my RME.

It might go the other direction with amplification and DAC hardware becoming more powerful and smaller - and we're all listening to inefficient $4K Bluetooth headphones :)

Thank you, I just looked at the specs for the Diablo. Beefy little portable device. How long do you get on a charge?

I have the Stealth (beyond the return period now) along with the Susvara and Verite Closed. I'm currently using the RME ADI-2 DAC FS and Flux FA10 to drive them. The Stealth is definitely harder to drive than the VC but obviously not as hard as the Susvara. Here's where Amir's measurements...

Thanks. I’ll give it a try. The 6000 should be here next week.

I just joined the club. I liked my PAW S1 so much I purchased the 6000. I have some handy work to do moving my music library from iTunes to the Lotoo structure on an SD card, but it sounds like it will be well worth it.

Sorry, yes this is sold.

Now I'm confused. Let's assume then 100dB gives you enough headroom. Then looking at Currawong's graph, it would only require an amp that outputs 50mW to drive our Susvara's effectively. Or is that Currawong's point? The 1.73V and 28.9 mA requirements are what disqualifies amps from...

I assume Currawong posted the graphs so folks can pick the dB they listen to and see if their amp has the mW, V, and mA specs to drive it. I think his point was it's not only the mW spec you need to look at and that the requirements grow logarithmically as the dB demand increases.