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Would this AMP have enough power to drive DT1990 pro and DT1770 pro headphones through the single ended audio jack? is 200 mW @300 Ohms enough? Both headphones are 250 Ohms. Could someone please clarify that for me?
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Is the output power the max power with the amp set to max gain? Also should I double that number power since it says per channel?
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Amplifier: Little Dot Mk. II Power Tubes: Soviet 6N6P Gold Grids (matched) Driver Tubes: Soviet Voskhod 6J1P-EV / 6ZH1P-EV (matched) Components: Gain switched to Medium Impedance (Switch 1 On, Switch 2 Off) DAC: Topping D30 Headphones: AKG 7XX Massdrop Exclusive Source: Linux Mint using DeadBeef, utilizing USB direct to output, and FLAC ≤ 24bit audio Listen, this amp is great, especially with the power of the former Soviet Union; however, I...
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Audiophile•Little Dot I+ Headphone Amp
You actually don't...Though your system will get the most benefit from a DAC because it cleans things up. Your Mac's internal DAC (sound card, likely integrated on motherboard like the laptops) isn't the greatest. So an amp will only amplify imperfections, etc. However, you could plug the Little Dot I+ right into your iMac's line out. You simply need an RCA to 3.5mm cable. That said, I have mine hooked up to a Dragonfly USB DAC (same cable to...
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