Nyvar
100+ Head-Fier
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@Tink97 Thanks bud. For the compliment and the thread.
WA It's a fluval 405 (4 compartment canister splist 50/50 mech & bio) that goes with Cui's tank along with a not pictured AC110. It's a bit of overkill on a little 75g tank, but all of my tanks have heavy filtration.
Yup, but I won't let that stop me from trying the HD800 with both and deciding which works for me. That was also part of the reason for getting the combo, they can one way or another handle most head phones.
I know what you mean. I got the master 6 specifically for the HE6, and it's great, I can finally hear what they're really supposed to sound like. But thought what the hell, let's try the HD800. The bass was incredibly full. controlled and articulate, sound stage, detail, instrument separation all went way up. 15 minutes later the Lyr was packed up to go to work.
I hadn't through of trying the master 6 as a pre-amp. I like that idea a lot and will give it a try in a couple weeks once things begin to settle in, and I get used to the signatures.
What is that device in the lower left hand corner away from the rack?
WA It's a fluval 405 (4 compartment canister splist 50/50 mech & bio) that goes with Cui's tank along with a not pictured AC110. It's a bit of overkill on a little 75g tank, but all of my tanks have heavy filtration.
Isn't the CSP2 better for high imp phones, while the Taboo only is suitable for <60 ohm planars?
Yup, but I won't let that stop me from trying the HD800 with both and deciding which works for me. That was also part of the reason for getting the combo, they can one way or another handle most head phones.
I have to say that even unbalanced my Beyer T1's have never sounded better than driven by the Master-6. They have never had bass like this before!![]()
If possible, when everything is settled, could you try the Master-6 pre amp to the Taboo.
I know what you mean. I got the master 6 specifically for the HE6, and it's great, I can finally hear what they're really supposed to sound like. But thought what the hell, let's try the HD800. The bass was incredibly full. controlled and articulate, sound stage, detail, instrument separation all went way up. 15 minutes later the Lyr was packed up to go to work.
I hadn't through of trying the master 6 as a pre-amp. I like that idea a lot and will give it a try in a couple weeks once things begin to settle in, and I get used to the signatures.