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- Mar 22, 2006
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Originally posted by: Xyclone
Originally posted by: SonicIce
Originally posted by: Juno
no way, i just want headphones then i'm all good.
i was asking people if the 280's benefit from an amp. sorry i phrased it wrong.
The remarkable thing about the 280's is that it's the only one in that price and quality range that doesn't really need to be run through an amp. These things are beasts on their own. :thumbsup:
Almost every headphone benefits from an amp, but if you're going to get 280s and amp them, you might as well get A500/700s instead. Better overall sound quality, MUCH more comfort, and less cost (amps aren't exactly cheap).
If you really want to know, though, when amped, the HD280 Pro's soundstage opens up a bit, and the mids warm up a little bit (but not much). At least, this is what I experience.