[Istasi]

Where would I be able to purchase a Go-Vibe amp?

 

[threedd97]

You can get a pair of HD 595s for $155 from Comp-U-Plus:

http://www.compuplus.com/i-Sennheise...r-froogle.html

 

[threedd97]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Istasi Where would I be able to purchase a Go-Vibe amp?

Go here to send Norm an e-mail to setup a purchase for the go-vibe:

http://members.shaw.ca/storage_2/headsave/

 

[threedd97]

Seriously... the server can't handle the load put on these forums... DP.

 

[Murdoch]

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Originally Posted by kramer5150 Modded K240s is my fave but it needs an amp to shine. K240s are on ebay new/shipped for $80 that + a govibe would be my personal recommendation. IMHO their semi-open design does not hinder them at all, MUCH broader soundstage than any comparably priced-fully open Grado. IMHO of course. Garrett

enthusiastically seconded

 

[Lt_Core]

Are the AKG 240's closed? I have a PocketAmp2v2 connected to my iPod with a SikDin. Would this small amp be enough to drive the 240's?

 

[cheechoz]

I don't know if anybody has mentioned them, but from my experience, the DT990's are one of the best rock cans I have heard, other then my CD3000.

 

[Murdoch]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lt_Core Are the AKG 240's closed? I have a PocketAmp2v2 connected to my iPod with a SikDin. Would this small amp be enough to drive the 240's?

The k240s is semi-open. Basically you can still hear whats going on around you, but the cans don't leak sound.

It just needs a little amping to tighten the bass and liven it up a bit. The Pocket Amp should be fine.