ALRAINBOW
Headphoneus Supremus
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It's pretty good all around but does the hd800 very well. Andnthatvus atough headphone to make happy. Enjoy the new toy
Al
Al
I looked at the SE846 user manual, the sensitivity is extremely high (114dB 1mW 9 ohms), so you will hear some hiss from Hugo. They seem to have an in-line attenuator, so try that - this will eliminate the hiss, but I can't say whether it will affect the SQ.
Rob
Wow, what I have seen/read so far is that Hugo can drive:
- IE's
- HD800
- Audeze
- Abyss
Hard to believe ...
I am considering to buy Hugo as semi-portable rig (source: MacBook Air, mobile player).
Would Hugo really drive my HD800, LCD2.2, (HE 560) with authority ?
I heard the HD-901 / HE-560 combi. To me, it was borderline (balance card).
The AK240 / HD800 was not acceptable to me.
Thanks for any comment !
I have 901+balanced card, ak240, and Hugo. Without exception the Hugo drives ALL my iems AND headphones better. I believe it has more to do with the DAC portion than only the amp sections, but obviously Hugo has a more power amp than the other two. It can even drive my HE6 with louder than I need and sound proper (good bass, smooth mids, natural treble).
But can it core A apple. ?? It does not play the he 6 well at all. However it does play anything else I own fine.
Al
Hahaha. That quote is a very old honeymooners line. Get them apples.
Al
Hahaha. That quote is a very old honeymooners line. Get them apples.
Al
I have 901+balanced card, ak240, and Hugo. Without exception the Hugo drives ALL my iems AND headphones better. I believe it has more to do with the DAC portion than only the amp sections, but obviously Hugo has a more power amp than the other two. It can even drive my HE6 with louder than I need and sound proper (good bass, smooth mids, natural treble). Oh and yes, I don't like my AK240 driving my headphones. It is purely for my iem use.
Hello People,
A quick question on cables.
I understand the 'case' for expensive (£100-ish) USB cables is that they are RF shielded so we don't have the noise floor modulation that Rob so helpfully explained a few pages ago.
However, here in my set up (Hugo - HD700) I compared between the stock USB cable in what I imagine is a noisy RF environment (2 computers, screens, charges, phones etc...) and a Toslink optical connection to my PC (some generic cable I have).
Personally I didn't hear an obvious difference, maybe the optical cable was a tiny bit clearer...?
My question is that if Toslik is impervious to RF noise (being made of plastic/glass) than no posh USB cable could top it SQ-wise...? Is that correct?
What do you think?
Thanks!