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Man, these are fantastic sounding! I'm joining in, just got a pair.
Did you get V1 or V2?
Man, these are fantastic sounding! I'm joining in, just got a pair.
I am also, curious what everybody's setups are like, and what amps they found to sound the best.So, what amps are folks using? Just curious.
I got the V1. I like it very much.Did you get V1 or V2?
I'm looking to try out others, but from what I'm hearing, no reason why one wouldn't be pleased even out of a Mojo. The headphone has much of the weight in sound quality it seems.Ive been using mojo first. Then i used questyle cma600i, then cma800i. Worked very well. Then i bought moon neo 430had, and this one is the best ive had.
I own or owned a few of the under 1k amps Audeze Deckard, Jotunheim, Cavalli Liquid Carbon, Vorzuge, Rupert Neves RNHP. I vehemently disagree that the He 1000 V2 is easy to drive from an SQ standpoint. While you get sound and they will play loud with any of the above listed amps, the better the amp’s SQ the better the HE 1000 perform. I sold the Jot because I was a little disappointed in many aspects of its pairing with my He and my Elear. I started with AK 320 to Mobi to Jot, then AK320 to Nuforce DAC 80 to Jot, Then substituted Deckard with Jot, then the other amps, you get the picture.
IMHO the Rupert Neves at 499.00 is the best option followed closely by the Cavalli and believe it or not the Little Vorzuge VorzAmp Duo II, which includes an eq function . When I’m using the He away from home on trips I carry the Vorzuge and Mojo from the AK 320 and get great playback. While the Mojo is great on its own I like the greater level of dynamics and attack with the Vorzuge in the mix.
Currently I have been using part of my big rig, the PS Audio DS DAC to my Antipodes DX to Schiit Loki to Rupert Neves I get fantastic resolution, s stage, etc. the best part is it cost 499.00 and most places have a generous return policy. Reading through the Rupert Neves website he focused on lowering the noise floor for mixing...