Hey there! I was out for an amp a couple of months ago when i bought my HD595's. I ended up with not buying the amp but i made a bookmark of the website...wich i lost in my latest reformat It was a very small black amp, with a blue led. I could be driven by both PSU and batteries. If i...

Quote: Originally Posted by Oo_oO I don't know the difference between open and closed ^^"... Also are you saying I'd need extra parts along with a set of headphones because i'm using them through a computer? edit: Oh and audio goes through the SB audigy not the internal card of the...

Hey! Just finished my nice little HTPC for my Budget-home theatre. Now im really keen on buying a pair of wireless headphones for night-time use (don't want to be waking everyone up in the middle of the night just because i go on a star-wars frenzy haha) For my current gaming and music...

Sounds like the HD595 is your saviour Very good cans imho.

You should be careful dude...i have tinitus, and imo it's one of the most irritating things ever invented by nature. . and btw... it never goes away. just learn to live with it.

You wont really need an amp if you have a soundcard that can give enough power. sound-wise a pair of HD595 will drive great out of a Creative X-fi soundcard! =) good luck Quote: Originally Posted by squeezor Ok, so im about to order some 595s, a new soundcard (on board right...

Quote: Originally Posted by busta I would PM you but just in case anyone else was interested, www.go-vibe.com . Hm...what difference is ther sound-wise between the op-amps?

Where can i get the GoVibe v4? Prefferably in europe... Give me some links... pm me Quote: Originally Posted by Andrea Eh, that's not unfounded -- the AD8397 draws about 22 mA at idle, whereas other lower power op-amps draw 7-10 mA. So I guess you should expect about half of the...

Ditch that soundcard... Audigy 2 has ****** channel separation imo...not even the A2 ZS is very hi-fi. If you want gamer-soundcard the SB X-fi is the one that will give you real hi-fi sound.. Hm...and still have the nice benefits of real eax-gaming. Quote: Originally Posted by...

Yeah, the 595s are really golden. It hits that price/performance sweet-spot for all-round use really well

Ho-Ho-Ho! I think you shouldn't order a pair of phones without listening to them... Oh well. Just make sure you get really nice cables to hook it up... Would be a shame to buy a nice amp+phones then having it all ruined by bad cabling :/ Btw, try giving the sennheiser-sound a shot...

Quote: Originally Posted by EvilDwarf Maybe your soundcard is crap. When I plug mine into my X-fi, they sound *WOW*. When I use my Go-Vibe they sound *DOUBLE WOW*. But its total exaggeration to state, that they are unlistenable without an amp. I just have to agree with you...

A lot of songs with Sonata Arctica =)

Quote: Originally Posted by Jahn and the black integrated amp looks like a vintage sansui - not sure what the silver tuner is tho. marantz? anyhow very cool SS. Its an old sansui =) I had one just like it (or similar) a while ago, but i sold it (and 4 large but crappy speakers)...

I would tell you to go and LISTEN before you buy. I'm not a very experienced head-fier, but i have a pair of HD595 and they are very well worth their money sound-wise. A very good all-round headphone that is just TO comfortable not to wear - i'm not lying, these are very comfy for long period...