audionewbi
Headphoneus Supremus
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Bro don’t want to do overtime because of IEM anymore, getting old ![Frowning2 :frowning2: :frowning2:](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/people/frowning2.svg)
If you try with a DAP and find that the mid is too thin for your taste, it might mean your DAP has not enough power to drive it well.
This is a dilemma. I use IEMs for portability. Full sized headphones for indoor desktop use. I wonder why JVC is making such a hard to drive IEM...
On paper but paper not always the same as in real life.It's only a dilemma if you believe in subjective impressions more than in specs. The FW10000 have a sensitivity of 102dB/mW and an impedance of 16 ohms. Which means, a DAP like the tiny Shanling M0, which can deliver up to 80mW@32Ohm, should have more than enough power to drive the JVCs with ease.
On paper but paper not always the same as in real life.
It's only a dilemma if you believe in subjective impressions more than in specs. The FW10000 have a sensitivity of 102dB/mW and an impedance of 16 ohms. Which means, a DAP like the tiny Shanling M0, which can deliver up to 80mW@32Ohm, should have more than enough power to drive the JVCs with ease.
yes, but you forgot to take into account their impedance curve, pictured here:
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