chicolom
Headphoneus Supremus
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My E10 "docked" on top of my E9
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Dont really know what thread to post this into, but see if any one can help.
I am new to the HiFi world but have been discovering new stuff.
My current setup is a Denon m38DAB, Seinhesser hd 595, Fiio E5, Fiio E6 and now a Fiio e10.
At the Girlfriends place the computer -> Fiio E10 -> Denon m38 is a pretty good combo.
At home the Xonar d1 -> Fiio E6 -> HD595 is a pretty good combo.
On the move i use a sony S706 -> either Igrado or Etymotic hc2 and they are a pretty good combo, though i`m getting a Clip+ after recomendations on here.
Now the problem, the E10 setup at the Girlfriends is really nice but using the headphone amp on the Fiio E10 with the Igrado, HC2, HD595 and a pair of HD270 all distort.
I`m no Hi-Fi buff but the highs sound fine and the bass sounds good, only problem is as soon as theres a kick drum, the drum sounds distorted. I`m hopeing this will die down with `burn in` but has any one else had this?
That isn't normal. Do you have the bass boost on? Are the songs distorting through other sources (such as without the E10 and using the computers headphone output instead), or is it only happening with the E10? Do you have replay gain boosting the songs?
Well, I have a thinkpad. Their are not really known to be strong in the multimedia departement. But do you think I'd still hear the sound coming out of my speakers when I plug my head phones in the e10?
I have a new and old ThinkPad.
If the E10 becomes your primary sound card in the Windows Control Panel, the laptop speakers should no longer emit sound. The thing is silent unless you plug your headphones in the front or the Klipsch in the line-out.
The only time the laptop speakers will go off with the E10 is when WASAPI mode or another exclusive mode takes control of the device like in foobar or Jriver media players. Then, a YouTube video, for example. will by default play on the speakers as you listen on headphones.
I've never heard of that. Is it possible to manually control it?. I really only have this concern since like I said before my pro media 2.1 are messed up. There has to be a problem with its circuitry.