[oldsoulrevival]

I mean, I know I'll be able to use them, but does it have enough power to really make them shine? 
 

 
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thanks.

 

[1Time]

Probably not, but that doesn't mean you would or would not enjoy them. It's not a risk I would take. Headphone out specs usually are not provided for receivers. 
 
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I mean, I know I'll be able to use them, but does it have enough power to really make them shine? 

 

[Mr Joboto]

Not enough to make them shine.

 

[Drubbing]

There's no 'risk' if you already have the receiver. The issue is, it's not a headphone amp, so while power may be there, the head out stages are often an afterthought and become the weak link in the chain. 

 

[oldsoulrevival]

Thanks. So what would you guys recommend as a good headphone amp for these? Nothing too cheap and nothing too expensive. 

 

[Tigerhawk]

When I had my K702s,I ran them out of a receiver once.  They were weak compared to an actual headphone amp, but of course your situation could vary depending on receiver. 

 

[dsissitka]

If $280 USD is within your price range I recommend the Matrix M-Stage. Search the Matrix M-Stage thread for more recommendations.