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I've been eyeballing the Echo II for a couple days now. While I have looked at several reviews of the Echo I and many tout it as a decent tube amp for the budget-minded, I haven't found any reviews of it or comparisons to the Echo I and whether it is worth the extra $200-300. Could you add your thoughts on it?Watch live stream from Marcello Rostagni on YouTube, he talks about Clear’s synergy.
I’ve got my Echo II two days ago and I enjoy all my headphones out of it, exclusive of HE6SE V2, they need more juice, but others are amazing!
I bought Echo MKII and I haven’t heard MKI. On Feliks website it says:I've been eyeballing the Echo II for a couple days now. While I have looked at several reviews of the Echo I and many tout it as a decent tube amp for the budget-minded, I haven't found any reviews of it or comparisons to the Echo I and whether it is worth the extra $200-300. Could you add your thoughts on it?
That's good to know. I just did some searching and doesn't seem like the MKI isn't available to buy new anymore.I bought Echo MKII and I haven’t heard MKI. On Feliks website it says:
“So, what is new?
- Increased power output
- Better pairing with low impedance/planar magnetic headphones
- Selectable 3 audio sources
- More effective interference isolation
- "Mute" function
- Refreshed looks, more scratch and fingerprints resistant finish”
Makes sense. Typically Mk I Echos sell for around $ 550 pre-owned. In my experience, there seems to be a LOT of bang for the buck around $750-1000 new and about half of that pre-owned. I suspect the cost for major improvements in sound quality would be significant. (And oddly enough, the point of diminishing returns seems to be around $ 1000-$ 1500, not too much higher)That's good to know. I just did some searching and doesn't seem like the MKI isn't available to buy new anymore.
I also would have thought Audeze headphones don't pair well the Feliks Echo .. until .. I gave my son my Echo (I replaced it with a Euforia 20th Anniversary Special Edition) and he uses it with his LCD-2's (Fazor model). The synergy is, surprisingly, outstanding. An incredibly satisfying match. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others.Planars like lots of current, not what the Echo can do, even though it might sound ok it's not ideal for the Audeze. Also the high output impedance probably isn't a good match for your Signature DXP. You really need to try it with some high impedance dynamics for your review if possible
Yes my Espressivo MKII sounds ok with my HE-500's but it doesn't really drive them properly, however when driving my GMP400's it's a match made in heaven.
Awesome. Echo also works very well with Kennerton Gjallarhorn.I also would have thought Audeze headphones don't pair well the Feliks Echo .. until .. I gave my son my Echo (I replaced it with a Euforia 20th Anniversary Special Edition) and he uses it with his LCD-2's (Fazor model). The synergy is, surprisingly, outstanding. An incredibly satisfying match. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others.
it starts to get a bit more expensive but the ZMF Auteur would pair really well with the feliks hereHi All, I have the Feliks Echo Mk 1 variant, currently using it with my hd800s very well, but I am honestly tired of the 800s treble, may I know if I could use the focal clear with the mk 1 echo, or will it sound bad with it?
Or is there another headphone with more bass than the hd800s y'all can recommend? I heard planars are not good with the echo, so I am kinda limited in my options I think
I actually got offered a trade a month ago for those, I regret declining the trade nowit starts to get a bit more expensive but the ZMF Auteur would pair really well with the feliks here
I'll take a look at those, but I don't think there is a meze distributor near me sadlyI have the Feliks Audio Echo Mark II paired with the Meze Audio 99 Classics and it's a match made in heaven.
The 99 Classics are known for their ability to reproduce bass.