Nah. I'd be using it as a portable dac/amp for my Stealths, but I wanted something that I could connect to studio equipment. Most monitoring headphone sections won't have the juice to run a pair of Sealths well.
The click isn't in your headphones, it's in the unit itself. It's a very gentle click. My keyboard is louder than it. It also gives a little bit of tactile feedback, which is nice.
If I have a cable with a 1/4" headphone jack at both ends, can I plug one end into a mixing console, and one end into the aux input of the G5 to amplify the signal to a pair of DCA Stealths?
No wait. Now I know what the M-scaler is doing, and it's brilliant! It has an advanced AI that knows what music I am playing and tracks my emotional state. When I'm playing a Yoko Kanno piece that brings tears to my eyes because I love it or I'm playing a modern country song that makes me angry...
Mine is doing something strange. I tend to listen at lower volumes, so I don't actually know when the volume started going weird. At -40.0 the soundstage is centered. From -40.5 through -30 it seems to shift left as I adjust the volume then goes back to center after -30. I think. It's driving...
The first one is easy to determine. Sit quietly in a room, with your back straight in a comfortable wooden chair with the air conditioner going so that your room is exactly 10C. Make sure that your equipment has wooden side panels as this can effect reflections in a way that aluminum can't. All...
Truth. The amp cost adds a lot to the price from what I've seen. I have yet to see an electrostatic amp that meets the price/performance of my Topping D70/E70 stack.