[electronicmaji]

I want to buy my first amp, reccomend me somes

 

[GreenLeo]

Not sure if you're serious posting your thread here

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Maybe you'll get a better response by posting this thread in other forums, say the portable amp forum. Anyway, I used to use the Vibe 6 which may be in this range. Try the FS section as well.

Good luck.

 

[progo]

Under $50k? Otherwise this is a bit wrong forum.

 

[saintalfonzo]

Save your pennies.

 

[some1x]

Buy a Greyhound ticket to the next CanJam.

 

[a_tumiwa]

Fiio E3

 

[6ces11]

Dont bother wasting your money. Anything i have heard or read up on under $50 doesnt do much to the music except make it louder. I would save up the money until you can buy something in the $100 to 120 range that will really have an affect on how your music sounds.

 

[The Monkey]

Fail

 

[stasher1]

Best bet would be to keep an eye on the For Sale section. In the past couple weeks I've picked up a used PA2V2 and a Headroom Total Airhead, and neither was over $50 shipped.

 

[LeftyGorilla]

best amp for $50 is better cans

 

[alb_rf]

I use Cmoy from CSG. I bought this amp on CSG eBay shop. Price aprox. 50-60 USD.

 

[jojo_b2]

A Fiio E5 isn't that bad if for something under 50. But I agree with LeftyGorilla save up and buy a better can or IEM. It should make you happy. But If you have a good can now then justt save up the money to buy later.

 

[bodine1231]

Agreed,save up or you'll regret it.

 

[stasher1]

electronicmaji, I've decided that I'm not going to use the Headroom Total Airhead that I bought a little while ago. I paid less than $50 for it, and I'll let it go for what I have in it. Shoot me a PM if you're interested and I'll give you the details.

 

[alphaphoenix]

Fiio, CMoy, PA2V2 - take your pick. These are pretty much your only choices in your set price range. I've tried them. A well designed and built CMoy will give you the most flexibility, especially with a dual gain (see BSG on eBay). PA2V2 good for low impedance cans or IEM. Fiio - well, you get what you pay for.

Now, if you want a long term amp, I suggest bumping the price range from $100-300. You're be in another world, one which you'll never want to leave. If you go this route, I highly suggest a worthy set of cans with the amp to do each other justice.