MrBlitzpunk
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My current setup is the hifiman HE400se connected to the Topping L30 which is connected to a cheap dongle DAC into my PC. weird i know, haven't got a proper DAC yet.
Tried messing with EQAPO a bit, didn't do anything drastic just bumping up the 1.5k scoop and giving it a little bit of low-bass shelf, i've also tried oratory harman EQ and i noticed that the changes between each EQ and stock were not significant, if anything the overall sound got weaker eventhough i boosted the volume on my amp to offset the negative preamp value. It sounds like the vocals took a step back eventhough i filled in the upper-mids scoop, it's kind of like how it sounds when i underpowered it.
I understand that the cheap dongos im using might not be suplying enough voltage to the amp, and i have to set my volume to 2-3 o'clock on high gain after EQing to get comfortable volume which doesn't leave as much of a headroom as i would like. So im assuming the problem im facing is a power issue? Will getting the Topping E30 makes the headphones respond better to changes in EQ?
Tried messing with EQAPO a bit, didn't do anything drastic just bumping up the 1.5k scoop and giving it a little bit of low-bass shelf, i've also tried oratory harman EQ and i noticed that the changes between each EQ and stock were not significant, if anything the overall sound got weaker eventhough i boosted the volume on my amp to offset the negative preamp value. It sounds like the vocals took a step back eventhough i filled in the upper-mids scoop, it's kind of like how it sounds when i underpowered it.
I understand that the cheap dongos im using might not be suplying enough voltage to the amp, and i have to set my volume to 2-3 o'clock on high gain after EQing to get comfortable volume which doesn't leave as much of a headroom as i would like. So im assuming the problem im facing is a power issue? Will getting the Topping E30 makes the headphones respond better to changes in EQ?