[Porter1]

Quote:

Keep in mind that the enclosure is stainless steel, which would weigh quite a bit more than aluminum.

 
from the FAQ:
Magni uses a fully custom chassis, yes, but it’s made entirely of steel, which reduces price.
 
so it's got to be plain carbon steel (which would indeed increase the weight).  stainless would not reduce the price.  

 

[whereas]

Quote:

 
from the FAQ:
Magni uses a fully custom chassis, yes, but it’s made entirely of steel, which reduces price.
 
so it's got to be plain carbon steel (which would indeed increase the weight).  stainless would not reduce the price.  

Yeah, my mistake. The point being that it's steel, not aluminum. But you knew that I'm sure.

 

[Crimsonshot]

Does the Magni include a RCA to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter? Or will I have to get that separately?

 

[mackat]

I would think separately.

 

[paradoxper]

Quote:

I would think separately.

They ship with power supply and that's it.

 

[GeneralSmirnoff]

This could be my setup after I get my DT770 250 ohm headphones, I'd love to hear somebody's opinion on how well the headphones pair with the amp and dac.

 

[MrViolin]

Mike T_T can't thank you enough for your reviews man. 40 more hours to go... Tempted to bite the bullet, but we can always wait. 

 

[Pudu]

Unboxing video is up. Stay tuned for impressions.
...

As Pam would say, "Holy Schiit snacks!"

That's even smaller than I pictured it.

 

[Aaron1006]

Figured I should copy my post from the HE400 thread here.
 
"I have a Magni and HE400's in use as I type. I don't have much to compare it to, only the E9. Compared to the E9 it is definitely better with the HE400's in my opinion. Everything seems a bit more clear and the bass has a nicer punch to it. Not really sure how to describe it, but the mids seem less congested on the Magni than the E9 as well. Only have about 2 hours on the combo and have only side by side compared for a short while, but these are my early impressions. It's not a day and night different, but I do definitely hear a nice change ."
 
Also since then I tested my Heir Audio 3.A customs and my Sony Mh1C with it and if you are looking at this amp specifically for IEM's I would look elsewhere. I had to keep the volume at about 8 o'clock and it starts at 7 o'clock. Not much room to adjust volume at all and a minor slip and you might hurt yourself haha. This thing is probably too much power to realistically use IEM's as a primary amp for them.
 
Might post some more impressions later with my modded T50RP's if I get around to it.
 
Also regarding comments I read earlier about the long volume knob, I agree it is a little long and maybe awkward looking, but it is really nice to actually use. Another random comment while I'm thinking about it, this amp is basically silent. No noise when adjusting volume, and just a very faint noise even when the volume is turned all the way up with no music playing (just did it to test haha). Even with IEM's it has to go past 12 o'clock to hear noise and that would probably blow my ear drums out if something was actually playing.

 

[DefQon]

A impedence adaptor for low ohm rated or sensitive IEM's should do the trick with the volume issues.

 

[tzjin]

An impedance adapter will alter the signature of the IEM though. And honestly, most IEM's have no need of an amplifier.

 

[beaver316]

Quote:

As Pam would say, "Holy Schiit snacks!"
That's even smaller than I pictured it.

 
Nice Archer reference 

 

[moviedave]

I am wondering how this compares with the Asgard.  I would assume it has to offer a lesser performance as if it didn't, the asgard would be obsolete.  My Magni should arrive today, but alas, I have to Asgard to compare it to.

 

[IcedTea]

This new schiit combo is really putting me in the DAAAAANGER ZOOONE  
 
But I have no need for a new dac or amp lol 

 

[Digital-Pride]

Subscribed and eagerly waiting for more impressions. Keep up the good guys!