lin0003
Headphoneus Supremus
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Isn't that the PRM tuning machine or whatever you call it?What...the actual hell IS that?
Isn't that the PRM tuning machine or whatever you call it?What...the actual hell IS that?
Clip+ > Amperior
This sounds way better than it should.
(http://vminnovations.com/search/index.html?q=Amperior)
Mike
@spurxiii, I set the ipod vol to 90%, its loud enough for me, since the T50RP only 50 ohm.
I'm currently driving them with my C5 and it doesn't sound that great. I'm looking at a IBasso PB2 as they supposedly pump out 2500mw so it should be adequate to drive the orthos. Plus they have the option to go fully balanced also
I've heard good things about the Ibasso option, and that Dan recommends them also. If you want a cheap alternative, the FiiO E12 can push the MD too.
What is that amp? And how does it perform?
I see it on a daily, but never figured out what it was.
It is a DIY Cmoy with the LME4522 opamp. It is very powerful (even more so than the Pico Power). However, it is a bit brighter than the Pico. I use it to drive my T1 on-the-go. When I had the ALO RxMK3b, I did a side by side comparison. My DIY amp is way more musical and has better coherence between the mids and the highs. It is driven by 4 Nokia Li-Ion batteries. One full charge lasts 48 hours on IEM and around 24 hours when used with full-sized cans. However, to get to full from empty requires 8 - 10 hours of charging.
It sounds warm with great treble body and extension. A bit too great, at times.
Bass slam is about two degrees softer than the RxMk3b.
Its soundstage is about the same as that of the ALO RxMK3b.
While very portable, it is on the heavier side of things. Weighs 570 grams.
Ahh! That sounds pretty damn sweet!
To think its ran by a cmoy circuit, haha..
Do you happen to sell them? (Just curious, nothing more
Cool, are they pretty cheap to make?
UE uses them which allows their customers to tune their UERM..