jamato8
Headphoneus Supremus
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There is a difference but not much. The D10 is a great amp and dac. With all the options of opamps, you can pretty much change the sound to what you want.
The photo may be misleading as I have the P3+ in the chain to get an idea of its sound and to burn it in. It also gives me the ability to quickly change back and forth between the P3+ and the D10 amp section and frankly the D10 holds up very well. It is a top contender.
Edit: I should state that there can be more difference due to the ability of the P3+ to run at a higher voltage and run many different configurations. The sound of the P3+ is excellent but I find the D10 to be no less appealing. I will be getting some new custom IEM's, which should allow me to discern even more differences between opamps and amps if they exist.
Originally Posted by GreenLeo /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hi Jamato, I see that you use the lineout of D10 to the P3+. Does it means that the P3+ sounds better than the D10 in terms of the amp performance? |
There is a difference but not much. The D10 is a great amp and dac. With all the options of opamps, you can pretty much change the sound to what you want.
The photo may be misleading as I have the P3+ in the chain to get an idea of its sound and to burn it in. It also gives me the ability to quickly change back and forth between the P3+ and the D10 amp section and frankly the D10 holds up very well. It is a top contender.
Edit: I should state that there can be more difference due to the ability of the P3+ to run at a higher voltage and run many different configurations. The sound of the P3+ is excellent but I find the D10 to be no less appealing. I will be getting some new custom IEM's, which should allow me to discern even more differences between opamps and amps if they exist.