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shellylh, yes you are, personally you are. Now it's your doom=) Serve me or loose your hearing! RudeWolf, I don't know that, I still didn't hear the electronical pair. I see you had to, so please tell me my subjective impression, since you know everything, as I see. You're also a smart person. But since I'm not as smart as you are, I believe I can't understand such a high thoughts. Hey, here's much more fun then any other place! I'll stay! Forever! Next smart-one please.

Well, Pars. Probably, I had to explain why I'm asking here, not there. As you might notice, I addressed my first message to "specialists", in other words, I need advice from people who do know technical side of the hardware, not just subjective impression of one amp or another. This is because I need a good electronical pair to my headphones. That's why I registered here and keep asking a questions. Hope, you understand me.

Thank you, mrarroyo for your kind wish! I know nobody with Graham or V2/V3. So it's almost impossible to listen it. Our music stores don't have them either. I know that we are all hear sounds (and music) differently, so, I need advise not about exactly the best amp for my ears and brain, but a good one (universal) for HD650. Anyone has an experience with Little Dot MK IV 4 SE Headphone Tube Amplifier/Pre-Amp?

Yeah, I think so too. Cause, when I looked at schematics here, I realized that maybe this is not the best inside part of a good amp. I can be wrong, but HR2 looks at least much more complex or thoroughly. Anyway, what do you think about Creek OBH-21 SE or Musical Fidelity X-Can V3 (v8), and HeadRooms?

1) Done, it seems like the key phrase was: "friends"... 2) Nope, that's why I'm looking for a chance they play "my way". 3) As of me, they lacks of panoram or volume. Also they lacks of mid-bass and mid-treble. 4) What do you care about my music tastes? Are you sure you know how my tastes are looks like? Yeah, sure... I though they say: "Tastes differ". And if rephrase one of my favourite movie actors once said: "If I wanted to argue my music tastes, I'd watch you take a leak". This is my answer to your "4)" Hope, ppl here has a good taste of humor. Now, please, you tell me: Do you have something to say essentially of my prob?

Dear specialists! I'm looking for a good (native) amp for my Sennheiser HD650. They say that Graham Slee Solo is the best, since Sennheiser used it at it's own demo with HD650. But as far as I see here, you are don't really like this amp. So, please tell me, what is the best amp for HD650's: - ever? - under $500 (or any reasonable price)? Also, i found that there's a plenty few revisions of the Slee Solo: http://translate.goo...2617%26page%3D1 So, if your advice would still be a Graham Slee Solo, what kind of revision should I look for: red (old) for vinyl-like sound, or green (new) for a new CD digital era? Taking into consideration that I'm using: CD-transport: Technics SL-PS770A --> Aura VA-100 (B&W vintage integrated amp, not MKII) --> B&W 805S or Sennheiser HD650 up to 192kHz/24bit PC (flac/ape vinyl, cd grabs) source --> T.C. Electronic Desktop Konnekt 6 (DAC) --> Aura VA-100 (B&W vintage integrated amp, not MKII) --> B&W 805S or Sennheiser HD650 I'm listening most: Rock, New Age, Acoustics, Electronic (chip). BTW, do I need an amp for my HD650, or there's no nessesary because of Aura VA-100's internal headphone amp? I can't find any info if Aura's headphone out can handle (by ohms) my HD650. But I know that I need a high gain amp for my 300 ohms HD650's.