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Apr 27, 2020 at 11:10 AM Post #23,717 of 36,052
Try it, you may be surprised.

Maybe I will one day, but the Sendy's are a more efficient 32Ω headphone. My M1060C/M1060 can make noise with less power but sound best when I'm using them with my Emotiva A100 BasX with the mods or my Monolith 887 on high gain. Both of those are pushing multiple watts per channel.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:12 AM Post #23,718 of 36,052
Maybe I will one day, but the Sendy's are a more efficient 32Ω headphone. My M1060C/M1060 can make noise with less power but sound best when I'm using them with my Emotiva A100 BasX with the mods or my Monolith 887 on high gain. Both of those are pushing multiple watts per channel.
I agree some headphones require more juice than on the specs to sound good...but jerick70 is right given one a try think it will depend on headphone but obviously more efficient the better.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:17 AM Post #23,719 of 36,052
Try it, you may be surprised.
I agree some headphones require more juice than on the specs to sound good...but jerick70 is right given one a try think it will depend on headphone but obviously more efficient the better.

The BTR5 might be good with the Fostex TH-X00's I just bought, they are pretty efficient at 25Ω.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:29 AM Post #23,721 of 36,052
Watts aren't the entire story with the BTR5. It outputs 2.8 volt on the balanced out. Current is just as important as watts....

Yeah, I get that. However, my Hiby R3 pro is 2.6V on the balanced out and 210mW + 210mW (close to the BTR5 on both specs) and can't run my Monoliths well at all. Like I said, I might try one with the Fostex I bought, but I still doubt it would run my others.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:30 AM Post #23,722 of 36,052
Maybe I will one day, but the Sendy's are a more efficient 32Ω headphone. My M1060C/M1060 can make noise with less power but sound best when I'm using them with my Emotiva A100 BasX with the mods or my Monolith 887 on high gain. Both of those are pushing multiple watts per channel.
I'm now listening to my Modhouse Argons and the BTR5 is delivering with these too. 50 ohms, 91 db less than efficient.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:36 AM Post #23,723 of 36,052
No more sleeps, and haven’t been for some time lol
Still loving the gear I have settled on and enjoying my music immensely, older gear and latest it’s all good :L3000:
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Apr 27, 2020 at 11:39 AM Post #23,724 of 36,052
No more sleeps, and haven’t been for some time lol
Still loving the gear I have settled on and enjoying my music immensely, older gear and latest it’s all good :L3000:
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Bro, sounds like you really need to get some sleep, lol.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:43 AM Post #23,725 of 36,052
Bro, sounds like you really need to get some sleep, lol.
Lol haven’t got time, got three bikes to build. That’s what is taking up my time and money lately. We’re actually toying with the idea of building some custom bikes, Cafe Racers, Bobbers etc, getting very popular these days.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:57 AM Post #23,729 of 36,052
Lol haven’t got time, got three bikes to build. That’s what is taking up my time and money lately. We’re actually toying with the idea of building some custom bikes, Cafe Racers, Bobbers etc, getting very popular these days.

The custom Cafe Racer market was off the chart before the Covid19 situation. Hopefully when we eventually return to some level of normalcy you could turn that into a lucrative side business. Maybe even a full time gig.
 
Apr 27, 2020 at 11:59 AM Post #23,730 of 36,052
Maybe I will one day, but the Sendy's are a more efficient 32Ω headphone. My M1060C/M1060 can make noise with less power but sound best when I'm using them with my Emotiva A100 BasX with the mods or my Monolith 887 on high gain. Both of those are pushing multiple watts per channel.

Also remember the efficiency ratings are not linear. More logarithmic so I would have to agree the @OldDude04 on this one.
 

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