athos56
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Originally Posted by athos56 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I would have to agree. On a side note, I just finished my custom patch cord, and well, the i7 and amp combo, well, sorta looks like a b*mb.... |
Originally Posted by Joshatdot /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've had my iA7 for alittle over a week, listening to it with my FX66's and PX100's. |
Originally Posted by Joshatdot /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have not done much auditioning with my CMoy amp with it yet...because those cans don't really need an amp. But higher ohm cans could benifit with a portable amp. |
Originally Posted by Gurra1980 /img/forum/go_quote.gif ...... I coldn't go up higher than maby 20/40 befoure the sound became "strained" but with HD650 I could go all the way up to 40/40 without any coloration. I now that it wasn't the headphones with higher sensitivity that got distorted because I could play with very high volume with an amp conected. If Í used the HP-out to amp the best sound was to be found with the volume all the way up to 40/40, I think this is better because the external amp doesn't need to work so hard then..... |
Originally Posted by WalkGood /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yes the i7 has a great amp (26mW + 26mW, 16ohm, rated at 52mW) for this size of a player it rocks. I’ve tried various cans and iem’s with it, but I mainly use my XB’s (old ones w/over 100 hrs) on the go and I love it! Lately I’ve been testing it with my HD650’s and was able to get it to sound very nice, but as you know the HD’s need a bit extra push, so I hooked it up to my WA6 and wow, out of this world! I have the i7 at 40 and no distortion, kind of like line out and control the volume on the woo Well, it's not portable like this, but it certainly rocks! |
Originally Posted by Gurra1980 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Beautifull amp! What does it cost? |