kawaivpc1
Headphoneus Supremus
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How does this unit sound to you guys?
Tell me about your impression.
Tell me about your impression.
Brilliant. So I did well for my first HP purchase. Can I assume that the amp section is fairly powerful and I choose most HP's within reason to use with it?
I'm loving this hobby. I am very quickly moving from a Home theatre enthusiast to wanting to experiment with HP's.
Although I like Black I like Silver better, more of a decision to what it is sitting next to. :wink_face:
Yes, especially using balanced headphone output.
I wonder how planar mag hp's that are somewhat hard to drive will do from the SE jack?
Hey, someone on another thread said the HA-1 is not a neutral amp and was bright and only designed to work with the PM-1.
Is there an equaliser thingy I could install to give tone bass control?
Brilliant. So I did well for my first HP purchase. Can I assume that the amp section is fairly powerful and I choose most HP's within reason to use with it?
^^ Understood. But there will be many people with SE planar mag hp's who want to run them that way and not go balanced. My question is how well the Oppo would run hp's with that scenario.
For example, how would something like the he-4 do SE from the HA-1?
So which is sexier....black or silver?
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Hey, someone on another thread said the HA-1 is not a neutral amp and was bright and only designed to work with the PM-1..
I wonder how planar mag hp's that are somewhat hard to drive will do from the SE jack?
Not as good, the difference noticeable right away even if cheap cable from eBay is used
Is anyone else having trouble getting output from chrome on a mac? I'm not sure if it's a chrome bug or something wrong with the driver, but they won't play together
This comment may have been based on Oppo's use of the Sabre chipset which some people claim is bright. In this case it is complete BS from someone who has not listened to the amp; The amp is not bright.
No plug ins for the Oppo itself. Look for a plug-in for your preferred software player (if your source is PC or Mac) before moving into hardware
The HA1 will do justice to 98% of the headphones out there, including the HD-800s. That said it is NOT the most powerful HP amp out there and people will be very quick to make sure you know it. When they do, consider if you bought the amp to power your headphones sufficiently or if you bought it to compete in the specification wars.
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