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Received my E10k today, and it's great! I couldn't notice any channel imbalance issue on low volume. For my super sensitive 32 Ohm headphones, I need to adjust volume to something between 0 and 1 (on a scale from 0 and 8) to get a normal listening volume. Even so I could not hear any...

  According to NwAvGuy, channel imbalance on E10 was as high that it "may be audible".   Quote from NwAvGuy:   I hope it will not be that bad on my unit. I think it will arrive next week, then I can tell for sure whether it's audible or not.  

  Yeah, but remember that Fiio E10 had a very bad resolution. NwAvGuy said that E10 had "16.2 bits effective resolution", which means if you decrease volume on PC, you will loose sound quality. Don't know if this was fixed with E10k.     In my country, it is finally available since a few...

Quote from the headfonia review:   Damned. I thought they fixed this already with an updated revision of the E10? Two steps forward and one back...

Thank you for your answers!   What's also confusing is that the E10k has 200mW@32Ω while the older E10 only has 150mW@32Ω. Doesn't this mean that (in theory) E10k could drive more hungry phones than E10? (Which is contradictory to the 150Ω specification for E10k vs 300Ω for E10) I am just...

Fiio E10 was specified for headphones up to 300Ω, whereas the new E10k is only specified up to 150Ω (according to Fiio). So, do you think this is a big deal? Would you still recommend E10k for headphones like Beyerdynamic DT-770 / DT-990 / DT-880 which have 250Ω? And are there any technical...