Any sub you chose will be a compromise between
Price/Performance/WAF/Your tastes/and What your looking for. It has to
sound good to you in your living room.
Since no one has mentioned SVS subs, I will. After many auditions of
other brands were unsatisfying, I bought a 12 w/525w built-in amp
I really like the different wood options on those SVS subs. Big plus on
the WAF vs. my big black Paradigm PS-1200. If they look good and sound
good then what more can you ask for? Which model do you have Dan?
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zooropa320
Audio gear: SB3 * Denon AVR-3802 * McIntosh MC-2120 * Paradigm
No, but they are not powerful enough. You need at least 1.5 amps with
your 5 volts.
MC
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ModelCitizen
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Has anyone tried the Grace M902 DAC/headphone amp with an SB3?
I'm awaiting delivery of a pair of AKG K-1000 headphones and need a
headphone amp which can drive them. I'm torn between an analog amp
(such as Ray Samuel's Raptor) or taking the plunge and trying the M902
which allows either analog
The Grace is nice becuase it has everything in one unit. It's not
regarded as being the best DAC or the best headphone amp, but it's
decent at both and as a combo it has value.
For a lot of opinions, spend a few hours/days keyword searching
here...
http://www.head-fi.org/
...which you may
MeridianMan Wrote:
Has anyone tried the Grace M902 DAC/headphone amp with an SB3?
I'm awaiting delivery of a pair of AKG K-1000 headphones and need a
headphone amp which can drive them. I'm torn between an analog amp
(such as Ray Samuel's Raptor) or taking the plunge and trying the M902
ModelCitizen Wrote:
No, but they are not powerful enough. You need at least 1.5 amps with
your 5 volts.
MC
Actually, the -minimum- requirement is 1 amp--it's in the Slim Devices
spec sheet as well as measured by someone on AudioCircle.
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M3Rocket
ezkcdude wrote:
Yeah, I didn't really think that one out. Maybe I could find an old cast
iron stove, and convert it into a subwoofer!
Hmmm, an old pot belly would be a sleeper, and might have enough
internal volume, round and the obvious place to put the driver
is the bottom pointing down.
An
Yep, just like this one, eh? And if you want to heat something up, just
mount the plate amp on top!
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