[fdhfdy]

I borrowed one Toma from my freind today. When I tried it with my ue11 at low gain I felt it gave me less than what I want and too much for the high gain. Little bite worried about the new Toma I bought, which is still one the way from US to AU. Will I sell it the day after I get it?

 

[Manny Calavera]

I doubt you will,you'll find it works quite well on those types of IEM's.

I believe Ray used the UE10's when tuning the Tomahawk before it was introduced to the peeps on Head-Fi

With gain on low,and you dialing around the volume pot,I'm sure
you'll find a very happy medium.

 

[HeadphoneAddict]

Your source could be putting out too low of a signal instead, so you get less volume on low gain than expected.

Also, the Tomahawk (and RSA amps in general) needs 400-600 hours to burn in, so if the one you have is low hours you may get less bass from it than expected.

 

[dakkar]

Do Cmoy also need a burn in period? I guess it would as well...

 

[Joelc87]

Probably but depending on the capacitor size and circuit design it would be much much less. Maybe only 50-100 hours. The Tomahawk and the Hornet both have very large 15,000µf capacitors.

 

[fdhfdy]

The sound was craggy when tried K701 on the tomahawk, it doesn't work with headphones I doubt, any one has other ideas?

 

[HeadphoneAddict]

Try new batteries.