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December 17th 03, 07:14 PM
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Headphone Solution for High End Rig
I am in need of a good headphone amplifier solution for my PC. The
headphones are Sennheiser HD590s and my PC soundcard is a SoundBlaster Audigy 2. My soundcard does not have a headphone jack and so it would seem my options are either to run the analog signal from the soundcard to a headphone amplifier or find a solution that interfaces with the computer directly. Either way, I'm looking to spend at most $200-$250 and sound quality is my number one concern. Are there any devices that meet my criteria? ~JG 
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December 17th 03, 08:41 PM
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On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 19:14:08 GMT, "Gamer"
wrote: I am in need of a good headphone amplifier solution for my PC. The headphones are Sennheiser HD590s and my PC soundcard is a SoundBlaster Audigy 2. My soundcard does not have a headphone jack and so it would seem my options are either to run the analog signal from the soundcard to a headphone amplifier or find a solution that interfaces with the computer directly. Either way, I'm looking to spend at most $200-$250 and sound quality is my number one concern. Are there any devices that meet my criteria? ~JG There are some good head phone amps at Guitar Center stores. Another source would be Broadcast Supply Places. Broadcast Supply Worldwide is one. They have an 800 number.
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December 18th 03, 02:29 AM
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"Bob" wrote in message ... On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 19:14:08 GMT, "Gamer" wrote: I am in need of a good headphone amplifier solution for my PC. The headphones are Sennheiser HD590s and my PC soundcard is a SoundBlaster Audigy 2. My soundcard does not have a headphone jack and so it would seem my options are either to run the analog signal from the soundcard to a headphone amplifier or find a solution that interfaces with the computer directly. Either way, I'm looking to spend at most $200-$250 and sound quality is my number one concern. Are there any devices that meet my criteria? ~JG There are some good head phone amps at Guitar Center stores. Another source would be Broadcast Supply Places. Broadcast Supply Worldwide is one. They have an 800 number. Try he http://headroom.headphone.com/layout.php
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