[Walderstorn]

   
HD600 is only of 300 ohms, not as high as 600 ohms in DT800 and T1

Sorry thought u meant DT800 and HD600 . Now i do understand.

 

[olek]

   
Your comparison above a kind indicates that H10 is not that good for working with very high ohm phones such DT880/600, and this corroborates my experiences with DT880/600 and T1 on H10

Yes, 600 Ohm is a bit too much for H10. It is not bad degradation (like O2), just ... sound lacks a certain sparkle.
Anything up to 300 Ohm is very comfortable for H10. That is one of its greatest strengths - it plays will with almost all headphones, excluding only most sensitive IEMs and highest impedance phones.

 

[lenroot77]

Yes, 600 Ohm is a bit too much for H10. It is not bad degradation (like O2), just ... sound lacks a certain sparkle.
Anything up to 300 Ohm is very comfortable for H10. That is one of its greatest strengths - it plays will with almost all headphones, excluding only most sensitive IEMs and highest impedance phones.

Do you just not like the sound with 600 ohm headphones? Or are u saying the H10 does not have enough power for 600 ohm phones?

Nvrmind I see what u mean now.

 

[lenroot77]

 

[lenroot77]

I guess the love fest is over?

 

[olek]

Yes, it is all relative. Crack with added Speedball (a week after that post) showed what DT880 were truly capable of.
 
Without Speedball... H10 wins all over.

 

[lenroot77]

Yes, it is all relative. Crack with added Speedball (a week after that post) showed what DT880 were truly capable of.

Without Speedball... H10 wins all over.

All in all I'd guess none of them sound "terrible"?

 

[Walderstorn]

Very interesting olek.i do have to find a cheaper alternative to bursons i cant have them shipped here (the new version) because of customs and its already pricey for me.

 

[hpamdr]

Very interesting olek.i do have to find a cheaper alternative to bursons i cant have them shipped here (the new version) because of customs and its already pricey for me.

V4 Single is all you need...

 

[Walderstorn]

With customs is not practicsl right now.

 

[olek]

All in all I'd guess none of them sound "terrible"?

Correct, both H10 and Crack are very nice sounding amps.

 

[monoxyde1234]

  I found the problem. One of the dual Burson V5-D's is causing the snapping and popping. Replaced both with the original op amps and all is well. Sent an email off to Burson requesting a replacement. Waiting for their response.

my headphones started crackling on the right earcup a few days back as well, thought it was my cables, 
bought some cheap replacements on amazon, the connectors on my old cables are getting loose anyways. 
popped in my new cables, still crackling. started to think the driver was damaged. plugged it in directly to my DAP. 
voila no more crackling noise. 
 
I've been running the h10 24/7 for more than a month now, needless to say, it was hot. just turned it off waiting for it to cool down. 
Gonna try using it again after it cools down, If crackling noise still persist, I might just be in the same predicament as you.

 

[willowbrook]

my headphones started crackling on the right earcup a few days back as well, thought it was my cables, 
bought some cheap replacements on amazon, the connectors on my old cables are getting loose anyways. 
popped in my new cables, still crackling. started to think the driver was damaged. plugged it in directly to my DAP. 
voila no more crackling noise. 

I've been running the h10 24/7 for more than a month now, needless to say, it was hot. just turned it off waiting for it to cool down. 
Gonna try using it again after it cools down, If crackling noise still persist, I might just be in the same predicament as you.

The stock opamps should be fine, but once bursons start crackling, you should contact them right away for replacement.

 

[monoxyde1234]

The stock opamps should be fine, but once bursons start crackling, you should contact them right away for replacement.

after some troubleshooting, the V5-d is indeed the culprit. There are visible signs of melting on the opamps. needless to say, I have already swapped out to the stock ones.
The V5-s also shows visible signs of melting but they are still working fine. Now I'm not sure if i should ask for replacements for my singles as well?

 

[willowbrook]

after some troubleshooting, the V5-d is indeed the culprit. There are visible signs of melting on the opamps. needless to say, I have already swapped out to the stock ones.
The V5-s also shows visible signs of melting but they are still working fine. Now I'm not sure if i should ask for replacements for my singles as well?

Are they the 17v bursons?