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Worth getting Fiio E5/6?
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ender323
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Depends what your headphones are. If they are hard to drive, then yes, the amp will help. If they are easy to drive, you would need a nicer amp to drive them. Maybe an E11.
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Well I have a pair of sennheiser eh150. Would those be hard to drive?
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Wrong forums, post in portable amps forum, amps are not sources
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Gah sorry about that.
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Well, they're 32 ohm I believe, which isn't very high. You are probably fine without one. However, driving comes down to more than just numbers, so if anyone has experience with amping these, please chime in. You may want to see if you can go to a headphone shop or a head-fi meet in your area and try out some budget amps.
Well, they're 32 ohm I believe, which isn't very high. You are probably fine without one. However, driving comes down to more than just numbers, so if anyone has experience with amping these, please chime in. You may want to see if you can go to a headphone shop or a head-fi meet in your area and try out some budget amps.
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Appreciate the advice. Thank you very much! 
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No problem.
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