WSLam
New Head-Fier
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I am new to this forum. I have been lurking around for a few days and have learned alot from all that everyone has written.
In fact, I am new to the whole headphone topic. I have spent all my resources in the past in building up my hi-fi system, which now cosists of Linn CD12, Linn Unidisk 1.1, Audio Note DAC5 Signature as front ends, and Placette Passive Linestage (Balanced) (I used to use the Conrad Johnson ART II), and ML No.33H amps, driving a pair of Revel Salon, with all Siltech G6 cables.
I mostly listen to large orchestral works but I do listen to simple female vocals as well.
From all that I have read, it seems to me that the HD650 is 'the one' for headphones, but headphone amp seems to be a lot more complex.
I am leaning towards ordering the Rudistor's RP5cav based on the comments from various people on this forum. I am wondering if anyone may have argument against the RP5cav.
I am also toying with the idea of modifying the RP5cav to use a Vishay based volume control instead of the ALP pot used. I am 'addicted' to the transparent nature of the Placette vishay products and am wondering if anyone think this may be benefificial to the final sound quality.
Thank you in advance.
In fact, I am new to the whole headphone topic. I have spent all my resources in the past in building up my hi-fi system, which now cosists of Linn CD12, Linn Unidisk 1.1, Audio Note DAC5 Signature as front ends, and Placette Passive Linestage (Balanced) (I used to use the Conrad Johnson ART II), and ML No.33H amps, driving a pair of Revel Salon, with all Siltech G6 cables.
I mostly listen to large orchestral works but I do listen to simple female vocals as well.
From all that I have read, it seems to me that the HD650 is 'the one' for headphones, but headphone amp seems to be a lot more complex.
I am leaning towards ordering the Rudistor's RP5cav based on the comments from various people on this forum. I am wondering if anyone may have argument against the RP5cav.
I am also toying with the idea of modifying the RP5cav to use a Vishay based volume control instead of the ALP pot used. I am 'addicted' to the transparent nature of the Placette vishay products and am wondering if anyone think this may be benefificial to the final sound quality.
Thank you in advance.