can the headphone amp drive a 600 ohm headphone?
1441054
I don't use the DAC for headphone listening, I have the HA-501 amplifier for that. I did test the DAC for you and, Yes it can drive 600 ohms headphones. I have the Beyer DT990 (600 ohms), for normal listening I did set the volume between the -17dB and -15dB and, For my HD700 (150 0hms) I did set it between -31dB and -26dB based on the music.
1441055
yes it can, i have an hd-800 (300 ohms) and sounds good and with enough volume. but if you like super high rock music db levels, look for units with higher gains than teac- 501.
1441056
I would go to teac.com and choose support. From there you can get the answer to your question directly from the company that manufactures the unit. By the way, I have really enjoyed mine.
1441057
I don't have a 600 ohm HP. My HD800 is 300 ohms and the TEAC drives it more than fine while having plenty of volume left. Gluck.
2142487
i am not an expert in headphone. in my experience, i do not use an amp when i used the headphone with my laptop/iphone/ipad. i bought this headphone since i read a review that the headphone does not require amp to produce its maximal output.
317398
Only if your Bose amp was originally driving a 4ohm load. Which is unlikely, as many Bose drivers are between 0.5 and 2 ohms.
349727
I believe it will; both 1/8"-outputs are amplified, and I think they're individual amplifiers because there is no volume-change when the 2nd headphone is inserted. You might have some trouble with volume, as headphones usually have higher voltage than Audio-IN or LINE-IN (which is 1Vrms full-scale)
955178
Not so fast on that conclusion... an XLR connection doesn't necessarily mean a balanced mic. It's unlikely that a 600 ohm mic is balanced. It will probably work on a short cable if there's no radio source around. Just because it has three contacts doesn't mean that it's using them all.
481688
You don't need an amp with the P7. They are very low impedance @ 22ohms. This means they can be driven very easily. If you look at something like the Sennheiser HD600, those are 300 ohm impedance and will pretty much NEED an amp
2239271
No these headphones works best with an amp. I actually have 4 different kind of amps for my 650.
819649
Hey G M, I don't own any headphones over 60 ohm. So, I can't provide an accurate answer. Sorry about that. If I had to guess I would say this amp would drive your headphones nicely. Also, you have to consider the Source/DAC that you will be connecting to this amp as that will make a difference in quality.
1196840
No. This amp is only 2 channel. The 6004 model, will work for your application. It's 4 channel.
624288
This product is a line level preamp; it CANNOT drive low impedance (wired) headphones. Wireless headphones (e.g. the transmitter) can be connected, but doing this will probably NOT make them louder (since their maximum clean output is determined by the battery-powered amplifier contained in the headphone themselves...).
1368939
From what I read the amp is pretty good as well and could handle phones up to the HD650, which are 300 ohms I believe,. The DT 880s come in 32, 250 and 600 ohms models. So depending upon your model, the 600 Ohms would work, but would push the perfomance a bit. Some people with 600ohms headphones would still buy the Fostex for portability, and then might have a desktop amp at home. The opinion i gave is a uer's experience in the Head-Fi forum.
1396156
this amp distorted quite a bit with 60 ohm AKG 702 headphones at only medium high volume. this is all i know. there was allot of treble and base produced at all times by this amp.
1193792
That is a remarkably zen question.... yes (the zen answer to the zen question), but (the practical answer), you will need an amplifier in between. This is an unpowered speaker and your headphone jack wont have the power to produce much sound on it, so, it needs something to drive it. Figure $80-$180 for a 800 watt rms amp (like this one in bridged mode http://www.amazon.com/Pyle-Pro-PQA3100-3100-Watt-Professional-Amplifier/dp/B004HJ997A/)
2092118
Yeah, for a low cost mobile amp, this will drive them. They drive my sennheiser hd650's and they require 300ohms. Your cans are already easy to drive, this amp will only add to them!
1395146
You can connect the analog outputs of the Marantz 5004 cd player directly into most headphone amps to drive appropriate cans. The headphone amp will have to have sufficient input impedance and a gain control and have sufficient output to drive the cans in question. For what it is worth, the headphone amp built into the Marantz will drive my Sennheiser HD 600s w/o problems but YMMV.
1185633
Haven't tried that so not totally sure. If the headphone amp puts out a standard audio signal, it should work fine. My A and B are connected to my phone and my computer with the single output connected to speakers.
1463821
Thanks for your question. The headphone out will drive up to 600 ohm studio phones. This is a fantastic sounding amplifier. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud NAD dealer.