Little Dot MK VI / Little Dot MK VIII SE Owners Unite
Aug 27, 2013 at 3:37 PM Post #692 of 2,724
Yes and the mk VI+ uses four output 6080/6AS7 tubes not two and has a maximum
 of 5 watts into 120 ohms. The mk VI6+ also is a fully balanced amp and can drive active speakers as well.

Hello,
What you write is wrong:

http://www.ilgazeboaudiofilo.com/t11864-erogazione-little-dot-mk-vi
 
Aug 27, 2013 at 11:36 PM Post #695 of 2,724
The VI+ is not designed for high Z headphones. That's why David made the LD MK VIII SE with a similar design topology and same form factor design but designed to drive high Z headphones i.e. Sennheiser HD580/600/650/800 etc and the 600ohm Beyers. The VI+ is good for power hungry headphones akin K1k and orthos.
 
Aug 28, 2013 at 12:22 AM Post #696 of 2,724
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0.85w at 300ohms   =(

[size=11pt]Without knowing what voltage level is being used at the inputs we cannot be sure if David is using a 1v reference or the max level before clipping. On The Little Dot web site it still does not give details on how he did the measurements. You will have a bit more voltage swing at the front balanced outs as compared to using the single ended  1/4 output on the back. I have headphones that can be single ended or in balanced by switching out the headphone cable. The balanced mode is stronger. In have not measured mine since it works and I am not trying a find a problem in the haystack. I do know that my Little Dot VI+ likes voltage at the inputs and performs better with DAC's that are using balanced pro level output at +4dBu instead of -10dBu or roughly 3.4 v peak to peak instead of .9v peak to peak for consumer audio level. Without knowing for sure how the measurements are done especially for the inputs cannot really be sure how accurate the manufacture specs are. Bottom line I enjoy mine. [/size]
 
Aug 30, 2013 at 8:55 AM Post #697 of 2,724
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The VI+ is not designed for high Z headphones. That's why David made the LD MK VIII SE with a similar design topology and same form factor design but designed to drive high Z headphones i.e. Sennheiser HD580/600/650/800 etc and the 600ohm Beyers. The VI+ is good for power hungry headphones akin K1k and orthos.

i used mine from grado to senn hd-650 and hd-800
 
Sep 5, 2013 at 6:53 AM Post #698 of 2,724
What about K702 65th anniversaries which have an impedance of impedance62 ohms and max. input power 200 mW.  Would these headphones be safe with this amp?
 
Sep 5, 2013 at 7:06 AM Post #699 of 2,724
 What about K702 65th anniversaries which have an impedance of impedance62 ohms and max. input power 200 mW.  Would these headphones be safe with this amp?

 
This Headphones amplifier don't have a problems with the K701/702 etc..
This amp drive low and high impedance without problems ... excluding the HE6.
 
P.s: sorry for my english

 
Sep 5, 2013 at 7:10 AM Post #701 of 2,724
  This Headphones amplifier don't have a problems with the K701/702 etc..
This amp drive low and high impedance without problems ... excluding the HE6.
 
P.s: sorry for my english

 
And how's the snergy with the HD800? It is a good amp for the hd800, along the same league as a wa2?
 
Your english is good, no need to apologise. 
 
Sep 5, 2013 at 7:25 AM Post #703 of 2,724
   
And how's the snergy with the HD800? It is a good amp for the hd800, along the same league as a wa2?
 
Your english is good, no need to apologise.

i liked this amplifier with the hd-800, especially with jazz
 
Sep 5, 2013 at 7:29 AM Post #704 of 2,724
 i liked this amplifier with the hd-800, especially with jazz

 
Does it still offer the pinpoint 3d imaging with the HD800 and also make them sound more smoother/warmer?
 

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