Just dropping by to say that my friend loves the RE2's. She's never used double flange tips before and I dunno if she can change the filters when the time comes (I wasn't too sure myself).
I made her a simple case out of an altoid can and some bubble wrap from the package ^_^
The E5 amp is pretty cool I guess. I don't notice a huge difference, but none of my headphones are high resistance. The bass boost switch is interesting when I want a different sound, but I still prefer flat.
Not bad for 30'ish bucks.
I made her a simple case out of an altoid can and some bubble wrap from the package ^_^
The E5 amp is pretty cool I guess. I don't notice a huge difference, but none of my headphones are high resistance. The bass boost switch is interesting when I want a different sound, but I still prefer flat.
Not bad for 30'ish bucks.
Originally Posted by m0o
If you turned up about two months ago I could have sold you something that would have been perfect for about 30% new price (I ended up giving it away to one of my close friends).
FWIW it was a DT770pro 80 ohm which I didnt really like that much, but it probably would have suited your need very well (even though IMO its too bassy).
I am pretty sure I was like "Hey I'm interested in buying those" and then you were like "cool" and then *thread deleted*
Or was that a different headphones?
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Originally Posted by DarkJak
Just dropping by to say that my friend loves the RE2's. She's never used double flange tips before and I dunno if she can change the filters when the time comes (I wasn't too sure myself).
I made her a simple case out of an altoid can and some bubble wrap from the package ^_^
The E5 amp is pretty cool I guess. I don't notice a huge difference, but none of my headphones are high resistance. The bass boost switch is interesting when I want a different sound, but I still prefer flat.
Not bad for 30'ish bucks.
I like the RE2 as well for the price. I don't like the Fiio E5 (IMO it makes things worse), but it's nice just to see how things work I guess.
So, I can definitely expect MUCH more from a decent amp right?
As in a midrange one, not anything high end that's made to match thousand dollar headphones.
As in a midrange one, not anything high end that's made to match thousand dollar headphones.
Originally Posted by DarkJak
So, I can definitely expect MUCH more from a decent amp right?
As in a midrange one, not anything high end that's made to match thousand dollar headphones.
Not really.
Speakers/Headphones >>>>> Recording Quality >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Amp/DAC
If you want better sound TBH the only "real" way is to get better headphones.
I'd recommend steering clear of headphones that need amps anyway, as it tends to get a bit pricey for small improvements.
Stax on the other hand I do recommend because they sound better than all other headphones by design alone (IMO). But they need an amp (because they work via static electricity which needs many volts).
