Which Ohm limit for driven cans by Headamp Pico
Oct 25, 2010 at 11:51 AM Thread Starter Post #1 of 2

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All,
 
I want to move to high-end cans and want tod rive them with my pico. Wonder which limit I should get up to interms of impedance?
Knowing that I want to use my pico for more than 5 mins :wink:
 
txs for any advice
 
Dec 1, 2010 at 5:11 AM Post #2 of 2


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All,
 
I want to move to high-end cans and want tod rive them with my pico. Wonder which limit I should get up to interms of impedance?
Knowing that I want to use my pico for more than 5 mins :wink:
 
txs for any advice


Higher impedance is actually easier for the amp & battery life (consider the result if you connected the output of the Pico to another amplifier -- likely 10K to 100K ohms).  You need to know the sensitivity of the headphone.  There are 120 ohm headphones that are significantly harder to drive than some 300 ohm headphones.
 
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