[AddisonTaras]

So far I've been looking at something like the E9 + E17 or E11 + E17 or something like that.

Fiio is all I really know in amps and I haven't really found much on how they work with Beyerdynamic.

I'm also looking for it to be portable.
It doesn't need to be pocket sized, I'm not always on the go. but I'm not always by my computer when I listen to music.
So like in the car or while I'm drumming or gaming or something.

Thanks.

 

[Fearless1]

An Objective 2  would be a nice compliment to the DT990. It is semi portable, workes with AC power or two 9 volts. It has good power, and a noiseless background.

 

[AddisonTaras]

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An Objective 2  would be a nice compliment to the DT990. It is semi portable, workes with AC power or two 9 volts. It has good power, and a noiseless background.

Thank you, I will check it out more.


Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that my budget is like 200$ max, probably.

 

[Fearless1]

It runs about 130-150, unless you build it yourself, you can do that for under 100.

 

[fabio-fi]

The O2 or the Matrix m-stage

 

[AddisonTaras]

I'll probably go for the "Matrix M-Stage".

How do the DT990 Pro sound without an amp?

 

[ProjectDenz]

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I'll probably go for the "Matrix M-Stage".

How do the DT990 Pro sound without an amp?

 
Matrix M Stage will pair very nicely with it.
 
It will sound crap without an amp. My experience with the DT880.

 

[reddragon]

for on the go, just use the e17, it will fit into your pocket. and i personally think the e17 is good enough to drive the dt990 by itself, i have no problem driving my dt990 with my e17. i also never experienced background noise or hissing with my e17. its a great little amp. it should also fit in your 200 bucks budget.