[gusGGG]

Thank you for the answers!!
 
Burtomr, I thought about it, but I think i prefer to invest in an additional amp that I could use with aother DAP in the future.
 
Bflat, I´m sure the RSA SR-71B amp is a great option! But, does it produce some hiss with the Shure 846?
 
Warrior1975, does the Cayin C5 produce some hiss with the Shure 846?
 
Thank you very much again and sorry for my english......lol
 
Gonzalo

 

[coolmingli]

  Thank you for the answers!!
 
Burtomr, I thought about it, but I think i prefer to invest in an additional amp that I could use with aother DAP in the future.
 
Bflat, I´m sure the RSA SR-71B amp is a great option! But, does it produce some hiss with the Shure 846?
 
Warrior1975, does the Cayin C5 produce some hiss with the Shure 846?
 
Thank you very much again and sorry for my english......lol
 
Gonzalo

I had the SR-71B running full balanced with the AK240, I was using the UM Mentor, I didn't hear any hiss.

 

[warrior1975]

gusGGG-unfortunately I can not answer that, I sold my se846 prior to owning the C5.

 

[jwbrent]

@gusGGG-unfortunately I can not answer that, I sold my se846 prior to owning the C5.

Why did you sell your 846s? They're supposed to be fantastic and I've considered them but I'm not fond of the idea of wrapping the cable around my ears, hence, I bought fx1100s.

 

[warrior1975]

I loved them, but I get tired of things quickly. Plus I bought the T10, which were a good enough replacement for me. I really love those IEMS. The Shure were basically my gym IEMS, the t10 replaced them.

 

[bflat]

 
Bflat, I´m sure the RSA SR-71B amp is a great option! But, does it produce some hiss with the Shure 846?
 

 
No hiss at all on RSA. However, for SE846, I highly recommend you go balanced and white filters. SE out on RSA for SE-846 creates too much boomy bass for my tastes. Balance tightens that up significantly.

 

[burtomr]

I loved them, but I get tired of things quickly. Plus I bought the T10, which were a good enough replacement for me. I really love those IEMS. The Shure were basically my gym IEMS, the t10 replaced them.

 
Mmmm...what's a T10...Gotta link please?

 

[jwbrent]

I loved them, but I get tired of things quickly. Plus I bought the T10, which were a good enough replacement for me. I really love those IEMS. The Shure were basically my gym IEMS, the t10 replaced them.

T10?

 

[musicday]

RHA-T10 British made IEM.

 

[warrior1975]

They aren't expensive IEMS, the cheapest ones I own. I love them though.

 

[immtbiker]

The bass is muddy and congested on the T10's. Not really a worthy handshake for the AK240.

 

[jlingo]

Ok ty. Not for me then.
But thanks for the reply
Al

The vocal became very seductive and sweet. The high is Airy effortless and overall dynamic and texture.
The original ak240 is dry and Sterile in comparison.

 

[burtomr]

The vocal became very seductive and sweet. The high is Airy effortless and overall dynamic and texture.
The original ak240 is dry and Sterile in comparison.

 
What are you talking about....

 

[Saraugie]

The vocal became very seductive and sweet. The high is Airy effortless and overall dynamic and texture.
The original ak240 is dry and Sterile in comparison.

 
Not IMHO....can't stop foot taping when listening to my stock 240!
 
Oops, I have no comparison, head nodding too!

 

[jlingo]

What are you talking about....

Sorry For The confusion. I was replying to a question The difference In Sound between rwak240 and ak240ss and than The original ak240.