xnor
Headphoneus Supremus
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Why would you need high gain with those headphones and such a hot source? ... just don't set the gain above x3.
Why would you need high gain with those headphones and such a hot source? ... just don't set the gain above x3.
Why would you need high gain with those headphones and such a hot source? ... just don't set the gain above x3.
What's your low gain, 2.5x? Maybe you should reconsider your listening level, which seems to be quite high. The sensitivity difference between HD650 and HE-500 is less than 4 dB.
You also seem to be confusing thin sound with accurate sound. And no, the magni is far from being better in every aspect. EMI, noise, fixed (imo too high) gain ...
Quote:What's your low gain, 2.5x? Maybe you should reconsider your listening level, which seems to be quite high. The sensitivity difference between HD650 and HE-500 is less than 4 dB.
You also seem to be confusing thin sound with accurate sound. And no, the magni is far from being better in every aspect. EMI, noise, fixed (imo too high) gain ...
Accurate in what way? Acoustic music sounds more like I'm 'there' with the Magni than the O2 - at least on the HE-500. Are we saying accurate to transducer or accurate to the music or both or neither? I have my Magni right near my computer (it's just the most convenient place to put it with my set-up) and the noise floor sounds totally black to me.
Also, I know I seem like a pest, but I really want to get the O2 to work. I hate being so underwhelmed by a product (although I shut up the ZO2 in a drawer to avoid looking at it and have given up on it with any headphone or IEM I own)!
Disastermouse you are the worst. If you refuse to get a standard input voltage dac or a different wall wart then sell your o2 and stop posting about it.
The E7 is an amp/dac..
You obviously like Schiit. Get the Modi for your Schiit stack and try it with the o2.
You obviously like Schiit. Get the Modi for your Schiit stack and try it with the o2.