[blackwolf05]

Hello headfiers, I am new to head-fi but have been loving the sound of music for a while. I currently own a pair of grado sr325 with c-pads and also some triple fi 10s. I drive them with a biosciencegeek cmoy amp but would like to know if buying a more upscale amp would make the difference.

I have heard amazing reviews for the rsa mustang and would appreciate some thoughts on it or suggestions for other amps that would suit my set-up. Thanks and the help is much appreciated.

 

[Mochan]

For Grados my favorite amps are the Mini^3 and the GoVibe Petite. Really good synergy for those two amps. It really powered up the mids and brought the sound to life in an unbelievable way.

I have also tried these two on the TF10 ... result was okay. Nothing great.

Have not heard the Mustang sorry.

 

[rasmushorn]

I can only say that except from the LISA III the P-51 is the best portable amplifier for SR325 I have heard. Specially if you love the dry attack and intimate in-your face forward sound from the 325's, the P-51 will only make those virtues better with the 325.

 

[LevA]

rasmushorn,

can't help but notice you have iQube, mustang, lisa and d10. how do you think the D10 stacks up compared to others? (not in terms of ranking but general quality/qualities of D10 compared to others). I've only heard and own the D10 (topkit rolled) and have the BG's ready (470 and 220) to be installed. the problem is I cant install them myself so it will be an extra cost and just wondering if its worth the expense (total expense went up considerably D10 + topkit + BGs + installing fee + ??)..I am happy with the D10 but when you don't know how others sound you do wonder...
thanks in advance!

 

[blackwolf05]

Thanks guys for your responses, I had completely forgotten about this thread since nobody had answered. After reading endless reviews, I think the mustang suits my music taste. I had another question, is it worth all of the extra money to recable my grados to make them balanced? Specially now with the whole hype of Ray's protector amp