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What amp are you using?
Using both. My WA5-LE (fully upgraded) and my Rudisor RP010B MkII.
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What amp are you using?
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Interesting. Based on my past experience, I expected the Rudistor to excel with these Ultrasones.
Interesting. Based on my past experience, I expected the Rudistor to excel with these Ultrasones.
Yes, interesting. I would have thought the same but then these are open and I guess, a little different from past Ultrasone phones. I thought maybe a good tube amp would be a good match. . .
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Using both. My WA5-LE (fully upgraded) and my Rudisor RP010B MkII.
The WA5, while a great headphone amp (I used to have one), doesn't actually mesh very well with all headphones. It does an amazing job driving the HD800 and T1...a pretty good job with the LCD-2...but I remember trying out both a pair of Thunderpants as well as a Sony R-10 with my maxed out WA5 and they sounded really off in both occasions. I feel that low impedance headphones don't mate extremely well with the WA5 from my experience, and that might be the case with the Ed-10 possibly.
The WA5, while a great headphone amp (I used to have one), doesn't actually mesh very well with all headphones. It does an amazing job driving the HD800 and T1...a pretty good job with the LCD-2...but I remember trying out both a pair of Thunderpants as well as a Sony R-10 with my maxed out WA5 and they sounded really off in both occasions. I feel that low impedance headphones don't mate extremely well with the WA5 from my experience, and that might be the case with the Ed-10 possibly.
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Even that my WA5-LE does a great job with all my headphones and it is specially incredible with my T1 and HD800 and can not disagree with you because I actually think the Edition 9 and 10 as well as the LCD-2 do better paired with my RP010B. But even unsung the Rudistor the Edition 10 remains at the bottom of my collection so far. We will see in 5 or 6 more days when they pass the 500 hours.
Yeah, sadly there is no one headphones amp that powers all headphones the best unfortunately. I learned that myself the hard way I feel it better to invest in a couple very good amps instead of sinking every penny into a single one hoping that it will be good for any new headphone that comes up down the line.
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We had a small headphone meet in Denver, NC about 30 minutes north of Charlotte today at the home of fatcat28037/Alex. About 10 people showed. Even with that small number there was quite a bit of equipment to check out.
List of equipment: http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/527692/charlotte-area-mini-meet-february-20
The most popular and best liked headphone was the Ultrasone ED 10 (with new pads).
The HE6 was next. Last year's "winner" was the Stax O2Mk2/HeadAmp KGSS combination.
Attendees seem to feel that if you have the $$$ go for the ED 10. If you need more bang for the buck try the HE6. Interestingly, all felt the ED 10 was worth the price.
Pics are at the following link. The really good looking guy is me.
http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/539251/denver-nc-mini-meet-february-20-2011
Todays meet was attended by fatcat28037, Dannyb, Elk, Alwayswantmore Stevtt, Ken weitzen, dailydoseofdaly and a friend of Dailys. for a small group we had an amazing array of gear, unbalanced, balanced, electrostatic amps and enough different flavor phones to please everyone. There was Sennhieser, Grado and Beyer along with AKG, there were three K1000 and the queen of the meet was Danny's Ultrasone Edition 10. There was also a variety of IEMs.