[Brutality]

Hey all,
 
Already own these cans and have no amp, just my x-fi xtreme music card. I'm wondering what a good amp would be. I'm happy with their quality but I think I need a quality boost at higher volumes.
 
 
is the A3/e11k a good choice? I can't really spend much more and I'm not sure if it will make any difference.

 

[DaniXFI]

Thats got to be a nice combo for beginners, great bang for the buck provided you need a good amount of bass.

 

[Brutality]

Thank you I will buy it

 

[PurpleAngel]

  Already own these cans and have no amp, just my X-Fi Xtreme music card. I'm wondering what a good amp would be. I'm happy with their quality but I think I need a quality boost at higher volumes.
is the A3/e11k a good choice? I can't really spend much more and I'm not sure if it will make any difference.

 
I own two of the E11 amplifiers, older version of the A3(E11K) amplifier, nice little amp.
 
Hopefully you disabled the motherboard's on-board audio, in the BIOS, before you installed the X-Fi Xtreme?
 
Is the X-Fi Xtreme Music, not the Xtreme Gamer or Xtreme Audio sound card?
 
You might consider to just replace the Xtreme card with a Sound Blaster Z sound card
It has a better DAC chip then the Xtreme series and the SB-Z's built in headphone amplifier can easily drive the DT770 (80 or 250).