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Okay, got some money to spend and wondering...

Which should I get?

  1. 1. Which should I get?

    • Lavry Black DA10 balanced XLR straight to HD650
      46%
    • Scott Nixon TubeDAC+ to Stax SRM-313/SR-303 (Classic System II)
      20%
    • Save Your Money
      33%

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Okay, I'm sure you've seen me asking questions on these setups recently, and I know these systems have little in common, but based I want I already have and some money I should have shortly I could have one of these setups. Soooo which would you choose?

I picked option 2 because I don't really like the Senns all that much... but option 1 is great as well if that is your thing. ;)

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Hmmm it may be tuberolling, but that hasn't been my experience with the TubeDAC+ (& 3XAC PS) at all. ;) Haven't done a low end measurement, but to these ears there's no problem on that end.

I say save your money... because money's always good. :D I seem to be in the minority though.

but money is worthless if you dont plan on spending it ;)

ya... I was thinking he could save it and get something more expensive in the future. :D

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Why do you say that edisonwu? Do you feel the balanced XLRs don't match a decent $500 amp? Curious because although I've heard the headphone out, I haven't straight XLR out. So far the best $500 amp I've heard is the RudiStor NX-01, though I don't know how it compares to the Lavry balanced.

a little own opinion,

The headphone out is very good for 650. I just meant that 650 could go much further than that by external driving, compared with low-z headphone such as A900 or AD2000 (the headphone out is EXCELLENT paired either A900 or AD2000). If you need an all-in-one solution and you can get away from SENNHEISER (I cant, I am a senn guy), buy the one which you would get more than "good" or something like that from the internal driving.

oh, yeah, I haven't try balanced XLRs, so I cant tell how good it is for 650.

I'm not a Sennheiser man, but I would think it would be an excellent match.

The Headphone out doesn't sound all that great with high impedance headphones... better for Grado's and the like. The XLR outputs are another story. ;D

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Thanks everyone. Going Black.

Thanks everyone. Going Black.

That would have been the decision I would have made!

LOL, that episode was hilarious... especially the 'dolphinoplasty'

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