[zachary80]

I already own a GTXP.

Is there enough reason to add a Revo to my system for my headphones? Will the Revo be a big upgrade? I will probably keep the GTXP installed for it's breakout and for games and my Klipschs. Does the Revo have a headphone out?

And where should I buy one of these? I know it is $90 @ newegg

 

[zachary80]

anyone?

 

[lan]

Quality wise the Revo is better than the GTXP but I don't think using it's output directly for headphones is that good. I found an iPod sounds better when using porta pro, V6, and ex70s. It's best to use it with an amp.

 

[zachary80]

Quote:

Originally posted by lan Quality wise the Revo is better than the GTXP but I don't think using it's output directly for headphones is that good. I found an iPod sounds better when using porta pro, V6, and ex70s. It's best to use it with an amp.

So, no, it would not be a worthwhile upgrade for headphones. Are you suggesting I use an amp with my GTXP?

 

[lan]

I wouldn't use an amp for the GTXP since it's not as high quality. I'd get the Revo first, then amp for that, then new headphones.

 

[zachary80]

hmm by then it is turning into a $150+ upgrade

I guess I will just look into a SACD/DVD-A player and amp.

 

[Whitebread]

Zachary??? how are ya???

Players that play SACD and DVD-A are $$$$. Only one I can think of is the Onkyo DV-SP800. It's 800

O, and welcome to the forums.

 

[zachary80]

word

see my thread