Good ~$200 Amps for the HiFiman HE-400's?
Oct 11, 2012 at 4:21 AM Post #17 of 48
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I would look into the O2. I love mine...

 
That's also a pretty good choice, can't really go wrong there.
 
PS: Nice Spice and Wolf (if I recall correctly) avatar 
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Oct 29, 2012 at 2:00 PM Post #23 of 48
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Hello,
I have a MK III with HD 600s, K701s, and just recently HE-400,s. I am curious do you leave your gain settings at 5, or do you change the setting to 3, or 4 for the 400's?

I have my gain setting on 5 because I use same amp for the 400s and hd650s.  I found that was the best setting for me for the 650s, seems to have a small attenuation in bass but increased soundstage imo.
 
Oct 31, 2012 at 9:49 AM Post #25 of 48
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I could not find the Schiit Asgard, and the Little Dot MK III is way too expensive. Is there any other Desktop USB Headphone AMP/DAC for around or under $200 that Isn't the HiFiman EF2A or a FiiO amp?

 
If you need both an USB Dac and an Amp, this will be tough to do at that budget.
 
If you're able to do a little DIY, you could build an O2 / ODAC combo at that price or buy it prebuilt for a little more. I haven't heard the HE400 or HD650 with this set-up, but it works great with my HE500 & HD600, and my LCD-2 for that matter.
 
Oct 31, 2012 at 10:31 AM Post #27 of 48
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If you need both an USB Dac and an Amp, this will be tough to do at that budget.
 
If you're able to do a little DIY, you could build an O2 / ODAC combo at that price or buy it prebuilt for a little more. I haven't heard the HE400 or HD650 with this set-up, but it works great with my HE500 & HD600, and my LCD-2 for that matter.

What about the Audioengine D1? People say they love that? I'm trying to find out which is better: The Audioengine D1, or the FiiO E17/E9K (Paired).
 
Sep 14, 2013 at 8:09 PM Post #30 of 48
Dragonfly works well.
 

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