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Tom Brown reacted to calipilot227's post in the thread Sennheiser HD650 & Massdrop HD6XX Impressions Thread with Like.Forgot to type a descritpion. Pioneer SA-8500, integrated amp (bottom). 60 watts/channel at 8 ohms. Produced from 1976 to 1978...
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Tom Brown reacted to wuwhere's post in the thread how important is voltage output in amps? with Like.Yup, those voltages are usually quoted at 1kHz with a resistive load not at 20Hz to 20kHz bandwidth. Total power has to be calculated...
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Tom Brown reacted to justin w.'s post in the thread how important is voltage output in amps? with Like.5V is enough for most headphones to go "loud", but if you are listening to very dynamic music such as from an orchestra, to be realistic...
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Tom Brown replied to the thread The Qudelix-5K thread.This isn't the case. A 200mW amp will have a way smaller power supply than a 10W amp. That will have profound effect on the quality of...
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Tom Brown replied to the thread The Qudelix-5K thread.Yes. 10W would be ideal. 3W would be fine for most listening.
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Tom Brown replied to the thread Single Ended vs Balanced Battery Life.For what its worth, I like the HMS 3 curve (least aggressive of the curves) and I tone it down with -0.15 of tilt. From there, I add a...
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Tom Brown replied to the thread Single Ended vs Balanced Battery Life.No. I use a PEQ on my PC. The PC PEQ (EasyEffects) is better because it can load APO files from AutoEQ.app. Actually, that's how I...
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Tom Brown replied to the thread Single Ended vs Balanced Battery Life.I will share an opinion based on theory and speculation. It would be difficult, although not impossible, to get objective data so this...
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Tom Brown replied to the thread The Qudelix-5K thread.I think the biggest problem will be heat dissipation. 10 Watts at 90% efficiency will leave 1W of heat to get rid of. That's doable...
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Tom Brown replied to the thread The Qudelix-5K thread.I would love to see a Q5K Jumbo, built around a big battery like an 18650 or similar. It should out out about 8 to 10 Watts peak...