It depends on how your Sig DJ fits into your lifestyle. If you expect a larger percentage of your usage to be portable, then a portable amp makes sense.
It depends on how your Sig DJ fits into your lifestyle. If you expect a larger percentage of your usage to be portable, then a portable amp makes sense.
Agree.
For home use you can just go with a Schiit Modi + Magni combo... it should work A-Ok.
For portable I would suggest something like a Leckerton UHA-6SMKII (Dac/amp portable... really good to my ears).
But like Craig said, depends on how you are going to use your Sig DJs...
Ok, so after giving it a lot of listening time, I recommend the HRT microStreamer as portable dac/amp.
At first I found it bass shy, but that was just because my laptop's soundcard had more quantity at the expense of clarity and soundstage. Since i was used to it, I missed the bass quantity.
But the fact is that the gain in clarity, soundstage and instrument separation from the microStreamer is well worth it. Also, bass is definitely there. Listening to Out of Fuel - Sneaky as I type this, and dat bass is tickling my eardrums.
Extension of the highs is also improved, so if anyone is particularly averse to that, it may not be for you. I wouldn't call it sibilant or harsh, though.
Ok, so i think i decided to get a full size amp/dac, and im trying to decide wether i should get the objective o2 with the dac amp combo or the magni modi combo for 300$...
Thoughts? How do these compare when used with the signature dj?
The Kenwood above cost me $80, the entire Pioneer system below cost me $270 and worth considerably more than that. Point is you can get a vintage amp for less than $100 and the BASS will blow you away, especially with the Sig DJ's. Makes the higher cost headphone-specific amps not so interesting. I've sold all mine and have five vintage systems and two portable set ups.
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