Do you think my E10k would do the job? Iām really at a loss for what headphones to pick for $200 or less and the used market over here is pretty much non-existant. Also there are close to no shops where I can try headphones so Iām pretty much bound to buy blindly.
Go with ZMFās I had the proteins on my t60, and now the suedes, sooo nice.
Fiio E10K is apparently 200mw at 32ohmsā¦ nope. I would not risk it.
Still for 100$ you can get one watt or more power, from a JDS Labs Atom amp (not recommended: too much treble for T50RPs), or Schiit Heresy, or Liquid Spark (Laid-back treble apparently, so, great pairing), etc.
Edit: Also Fiio K5 Pro for 150$ for a dac AND amp. Topping L30 for 130$, with a pre-out switch for speakers.
Hmm, not sure I can set aside that much at the moment, especially since all the $99 amps are not available where I live (at least not for $99).
I guess itās back to the drawing board .
Yup, just make a new thread asking for easy-to-drive headphones (with a Fiio E10K) as an upgrade to your MH752s. Iām thinking AKG K371s maybe, otherwise, I donāt know.
Does anyone know of a good balanced mod service for T50RP? I know Modhouse has one on their website, but claim that they arenāt doing it for existing headphones. (I have Dekoni Blues, but from my understanding, they are just Dekoniās variant of a T50RP Mk3)
will my Fiio BTR5k be enough for these? Zeos mentions that it pushes the T60RPās āitās like a quarter of a watt and it shouldnāt push those but it doesā. But in his review, he said that these are the most inefficient headphones ever (at least in 2016).
Yes, it will make sound on a btr5, but itās not sound you will want to listen to for very long. The key thing in Zās video is the T60ās are modded to run balanced. You only get ā1/4 wattā balanced. So if your mkiiiās are modded balanced, then youāre good to go. If not, my experience is it sounds bad single ended.
Alright, thanks.
I can confirm 250mW of Class A power is enough for T50RPs, but with calm songs the volume pot will be at max. Iām currently listening to a rock album with my T50RPs and my SMSL sAp-1 (90$ Class A amp, 270mW). Volume at 75%.
500mW is the minimum, imo. Just to be certain. It just would be stupid to buy an amp and a calm song you like isnāt loud enough for you because they did not use compression in the studio. Iād get a xduoo xd-05 (non-plus, or the brand new ābasicā with integrated bluetooth if you prefer, both have 500mW ā no need for the 1 watt āplusā I think).
(ā¦I almost screwed up and wrote ā250 watts of Class A is enoughā, lol. āOof!ā)
Would not have been INcorrect. That would be plenty of power. If you bridged that Mono, Zeos might even agree itās enough power.
That sounds like a youtube videoā¦
āI ran 500W into my headphones, here is what happendā
That video makerās head:
Do this headphone go on sale often? I want to grab a pair to modš¤
Iām very interested in getting a pair of the T50rps to trial, but am worried that my current setup wonāt power these properly.
Does anyone have experience powering the T50s off the ifi zen dac? (running of USB power only)
6.3mm S-BAL (SE) 230mW@32 Ohmā¦ Iād be surprised.
My 270mW amp can run my Fostex T50RPsā¦ but itās Class A (smsl sap-1).
Otherwise I always said you need one watt for these (95% of the time theyāre plugged into my JDS Atom amp, which is 1 watt, at high gain, volume at 10 oāclock ).
ā¦Zeos said he could finally hear bass with the T50RPs?
Hi, did you test the AKG K-270/ K-271 Foam Net Pieces?
I am curious if they fit the T50 and how they change the sound.
Oh well, sorry, I completely forgot about these foam pieces (I wanted to order something from Thomann, but did not).
But @MazeFrame did it, see pics here.
Also, welcome to the forum!
Thank you for the link with pictures, i searched myself but could not find pictures.
They could be a little bigger i guess.
Found two different ones for AKG, a larger version for K240:
https://www.thomann.de/de/akg_foam_net_pad_piece_k_240.htm
And a Version with a center cutout for K701:
https://www.thomann.de/de/akg_foam_net_piece_k_701.htm
There also is a Version for HD650 (DMS was mentioning it):
https://www.thomann.de/de/sennheiser_hd600_650_foam_net_pad.htm