tstarn06
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If you really don't like the sound from the Sony/Shure combo, I would really think about selling the Shures and getting a less expensive pair of IEMs. I don't believe going out and spending even more money on an amp/DAC and IC is going to make it all better. You mentioned that you don't want to sell at a loss, but spending even more won't solve the issue for you, in my view. I have an amp and use cheap ICs, but hardly ever use either. My Sony A818 and Sleek SA6s (cheaper than the Shures) have great synergy, no amp needed. I have no experience with the Shures, but I'd say try new IEMs, not buy more stuff and keep what you have.
Originally Posted by david21 /img/forum/go_quote.gif At this point, I can't sell or return my a829 or se530 because it's past the return policy and I really don't want to sell these at a loss (I'm still a newbie anyways I don't know what a interconnect is used for but holy cow those cables are expensive! So what you guys are saying is that I'd need a "interconnect" and a "dap" (what is dap?) ontop of a portable amp? I can't just buy a portable amp by itself? Thanks and sorry for the questions that you guys have probably seen millions of times |
If you really don't like the sound from the Sony/Shure combo, I would really think about selling the Shures and getting a less expensive pair of IEMs. I don't believe going out and spending even more money on an amp/DAC and IC is going to make it all better. You mentioned that you don't want to sell at a loss, but spending even more won't solve the issue for you, in my view. I have an amp and use cheap ICs, but hardly ever use either. My Sony A818 and Sleek SA6s (cheaper than the Shures) have great synergy, no amp needed. I have no experience with the Shures, but I'd say try new IEMs, not buy more stuff and keep what you have.