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New Head-Fier
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Alright, so I'm looking towards entry level DACs and amps for my computer setup so I won't be doing my HD555's injustice by plugging it into onboard sound. The GrubDAC and MiniMAX both sound like a great place to start, $50 for the DAC and $220 for the amp. Thing is, I've never done any SMD soldering at all, I've done a little bit of soldering (only cables though, no PCBs), but I haven't done that much electronic DIY outside of doing an arcade stick mod and doing the cables for a car head unit. But, I do have soldering equipment in my drawer just waiting to be used, so I thought, why not?
So, my question is, how hard are the current kits on Beezar to assemble? Do they ship to Australia? Are the AMB kits even harder to put together? Oh, and how come I see 3.5mm jacks on these amps? Wouldn't most headphones that require amping be 6.3mm? Is there even a difference if you use 3.5mm compared to 6.3mm?
So, my question is, how hard are the current kits on Beezar to assemble? Do they ship to Australia? Are the AMB kits even harder to put together? Oh, and how come I see 3.5mm jacks on these amps? Wouldn't most headphones that require amping be 6.3mm? Is there even a difference if you use 3.5mm compared to 6.3mm?