Can the headphone output power high impedance headphones?
773462
Not my Sennheiser 650 s. I have to go. Phono -&gt; Ballari -&gt; 6922EH Tube Headphone amp.
2142487
i am not an expert in headphone. in my experience, i do not use an amp when i used the headphone with my laptop/iphone/ipad. i bought this headphone since i read a review that the headphone does not require amp to produce its maximal output.
1295928
It has a power adapter to drive headphones. As far as ohms I believe I saw 80ohms as the headphone impedance.
579174
You could but probably would not be the right way to do it. The headphone out is not line level and your console will be seeing an impedance mismatch.
753830
Yes. They can be hooked up to the headphone output on a computer. If you want for them to sound better, get an amplifier for them. You will appreciate the increase in power.
607154
nothing powers the monitor output. It is basically a line output. You need a set of self powered monitors or amp to power your speakers. Headphone is powered and is strong enough to power typical hifi headphone.
1440937
I have used a variety of low impedance ear buds (16 ohms to 60 ohms) with the E11 amp with very good success. The amount of improvement can be very subjective and will vary according to the playback (music) source you are using. All things being equal, devices having puny headphone-driving circuitry will sound better through use of the FiiO E11 than will higher-quality playback devices. Also, because the E11 has built-in switchable low frequency boost, many (though not all) bass-shy ear buds can be made to sound much better. One of the other posted answers to your question that I read suggests that headphone impedance is an indicator of sound quality. Not true. I'm an electronics and professional audio guy of many years. Headphone impedance is simply an electrical characteristic that needs to be matched to the headphone amplifier that drives the headphone for best sound quality. Some headphone amplifiers on the market can't drive high impedance (300 to 1,200 ohms or more) headphones. The FiiO E11 is rated to be used with 16 to 300 ohms headphones. I hope this answers your question. Best.
633598
Yes. It has a 1/4-inch (0.25 inch) output. If your headphones are 1/8-inch, you'll need a stereo adapter.
1149756
You can do this provided that your amplifier is designed to handle this type of input. Normal line level output is -10 dB for consumer electronics. The headphone output isn't designed to feed an amplifier directly, rather it is designed to feed high impedance headphones. If you want to do this the right way you need an interface between your computer and amplifier. There are devices manufactured for this very purpose: take headphone output from a phone, mp3 player or computer and convert this to line level to feed an amplifier. A prime example is: iBoost 800 Stereo Line Level Audio Amplifier Booster Amp for MP3, iPod, iPad, iPhone. There are a ton of these out there so have fun selecting the one that best suits you. Another way to accomplish this is with a USB sound card. You plug the interface into your USB port on your computer and from there you are provided line level outputs (as well as inputs) that you can use to feed your amplifier. I have even seen integrated amplifiers designed to take headphone inputs that you can drive your speakers. The sky is the limit, so have fun selecting just the right device.
1057255
You can use the power converter made for this headphone. Must match the voltage and amperage. You can plug the power converter to the base.
839698
Not exactly but you can use one of the output (A or B) as a Headphone if that's what you want. (You may need something to amplify the sound)
1467523
yes, but they require higher volume settings and will use your battery faster than other headphones because they are high impedance and low efficiency
1788544
Yes. I've used it with multiple headphones of various impedance and it sounds great. If you really want it to sound even better, I use a headphone amp with it.
746089
I would say no. The comments I've read (on head-fi) say that to get decent output out of high-impedance cans you'll have to use something more powerful. If going the vacuum route, that might be the Schiit Lyr or Asgard 2. I am using my Valhalla with 32 ohm headphones so can't comment on how it sounds with 600 ohm headphones connected.
1185633
Haven't tried that so not totally sure. If the headphone amp puts out a standard audio signal, it should work fine. My A and B are connected to my phone and my computer with the single output connected to speakers.
170316
Yes of course, if the music is being played by a program that has an equailizer (such as Windows Mediaplayer or JRiver Mediacenter). The amplifier will accept whatever the computer gives as an output and amplifies it to the headphones.
2057436
Yes, I think so. If your saying to take the aux Input, that won't work. If yiu use and aux/monitor mix to the th input of this, then you can take the output for headphones. That's what I do.