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dnosic16
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May 12, 2017
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55.5 ohms for an IEM? Do these need decent amps to run or can a phone push em?
ChaoticKinesis
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May 12, 2017
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lazy956The first rule of audiophilia is that you always need a dedicated amp, preferably a tube amp, and also a DAC. Anything else is guaranteed to sound terrible to discerning ears.
dnosic16
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May 13, 2017
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ChaoticKinesisI have an IFI micro Idsd and just got a styleaudio topaz and a racoon sg 300. I was just wondering tbh.
ChaoticKinesis
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May 13, 2017
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YakovGolden ears know nothing of your physics! Harmonic distortion is undoubtedly a myth created by people that want to put honest companies out of business.
Galilchan
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May 17, 2017
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ChaoticKinesisBeacause the best way to make 50 dollar IEM's shine is a 50,000 dollar amp.
ChaoticKinesis
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May 17, 2017
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GalilchanOnly if it's using unobtanium-plated interconnects, capacitors, op-amps, etc. The cheaper amps can reduce the soundstage.
UnaSalusVictus
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Jul 3, 2017
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dnosic16a clipzip can power them just fine, they are actually easier to drive then cheap 8-16 ohm garbage from dollartree...
my note3 has no problem, my d2+ no problem clipzip(rockboxed), ipod classic(rockboxed) sansa c3...all power them fine can make my ears ring infact :P
my note3 has no problem, my d2+ no problem clipzip(rockboxed), ipod classic(rockboxed) sansa c3...all power them fine can make my ears ring infact :P
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