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Just read through the thread and you'll find lots of info about how different opamp combos work.
Originally Posted by fuseboxx /img/forum/go_quote.gif ^ Yup read that too. Thanks ![]() Just a few questions regarding rolling opamps: 1) What are the buffers for? And what does bypassing the buffers do? I've read that the AD8656 /w bypassed buffers has received a lot of praise, so I want to try it eventually. They help with impedance matching of the outputs and headphones, and can also improve the current output of the amp if the main opamp isn't powerful enough, plus they also can help tune the sound if the sound of the main opamp isn't quite what you are looking for. 2) Will certain opamp combinations increase or decrease the volume/gain from the D10? I'm using the D10 with the knob at 3 o'clock right now with my DT770-250 ('05), so I just want to know if some combinations might decrease the volume output. They can, but I have not paid much attention to the volume knob positions with alternate opamps, as long as the normal listening volume is adequate for me with all my headphones. 3) Can you use the opamp chips provided both for the main sockets (is this the correct term?) and the buffers? Meaning I can use the AD8656 for the main socket and I can place the AD8656 as buffers as well? What difference does this make? Yes, but you'd need 3 AD8656 to do that and it only comes with 2 of them. I do have three total, and that combo is a little to brihgt for my tastes. Any additional information anyone might want to provide will be appreciated as well ![]() |
Just read through the thread and you'll find lots of info about how different opamp combos work.