My DAC has only one pair of L/R outputs and those are already used connected to my amplifier.
So you take them out of that amplifier, and plug them into the LD, which is also an amplifier, so now you will be using the LD as your amp.
My DAC has only one pair of L/R outputs and those are already used connected to my amplifier.
My DAC has only one pair of L/R outputs and those are already used connected to my amplifier.
So you take them out of that amplifier, and plug them into the LD, which is also an amplifier, so now you will be using the LD as your amp.
That is the goal. Should I use Tape Out from the amplifier?
That is the goal. Should I use Tape Out from the amplifier?
The LD has a volume control, and it is the amplifier, so you plug directly into it from the DAC's L/R outputs. I will send some pictures in a little while to show the sequence I have to use the MBP-Modi-LD-headphnes.
To connect LD from DAC which has only one pair of L/R outputs already connected to my Marantz amp I need something like a splitter, correct?
To connect LD from DAC which has only one pair of L/R outputs already connected to my Marantz amp I need something like a splitter, correct?
If thats what you want to do, yes, but it will no longer be necessary to use the Marantz amplifier with the LD1+ amplifier.
Oh, well if I still want to listen over my speakers that's nececerry. I don't want to listen only via the cans and reconnecting the cables each time.
Oh, well if I still want to listen over my speakers that's nececerry. I don't want to listen only via the cans and reconnecting the cables each time.
Yes ,then you will need a splitter.
Here is the sequence in which I have my source, dac, amp, headphones.
1st- MBP's USB to Modi's A-male to B male input. (Modi in the upper left corner in the draw).
2nd- Modi's A-male to B male input from MBP's USB.
3rd- Modi's L/R outputs to LD's L/R inputs.
4th- Headphones to LD's headphone output, and your set!
That's a sweet looking amp.. That's awesome and can imagine how good that sounds.. I love tube amps..Yes ,then you will need a splitter.
Here is the sequence in which I have my source, dac, amp, headphones.
1st- MBP's USB to Modi's A-male to B male input. (Modi in the upper left corner in the draw).
2nd- Modi's A-male to B male input from MBP's USB.
3rd- Modi's L/R outputs to LD's L/R inputs.
4th- Headphones to LD's headphone output, and your set!
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That's a sweet looking amp.. That's awesome and can imagine how good that sounds.. I love tube amps..
15421 new silver sr325i. Has anyone ever tried polyester fiber inside the Grado cups? In a speaker box it increases enclosure volume (the speaker acts as it would in a larger box) and eliminates internal reflections. I was wondering about the effects of doing so with a headphones.
I don't know if you ever put your hands even close to the Grado cups while listening, but It sound terrible, try it out, and then put your hands fully over the cups and take a listen. I don't think filling the cups with any type of material would do the Grado's justice, they are designed to be open backs. But try it anyway.
I have done this, but please understand that polyester fiber inside the cups won't 'close' the cans (if anything it should help 'open' them more) and I don't expect the result to sound anything close to hands covering them. I plan on trying this mod on my own and certainly will post about it, but wanted to ask if anyone else has tried it.