will this power 600 ohm headphones
499775
Not really. I run a 60 ohm pair & have to have the volume at max to enjoy the cans. 600 ohm cans would not give you much volume at all
2160427
Yes, it will. But if you want to go with some real stuff like AKG K series (601, 701) I recommend buying an amplifier, not that expensive.
489618
from what I have read and understood on youtube and forums is that you will need to config it first then plug it to your console, not a 100% sure tho as I didnt buy it yet, I am trying to figure out If I will need an Amp with it or if it powerful enough to power a 250 ohm headphone.Creative is famous for leaving many questions unanswered about their products, and asking their support staff doesnt give you any helpful answers.
1368939
From what I read the amp is pretty good as well and could handle phones up to the HD650, which are 300 ohms I believe,. The DT 880s come in 32, 250 and 600 ohms models. So depending upon your model, the 600 Ohms would work, but would push the perfomance a bit. Some people with 600ohms headphones would still buy the Fostex for portability, and then might have a desktop amp at home. The opinion i gave is a uer's experience in the Head-Fi forum.
775772
The rated impedance for these headphones is 62 ohms (see: http://www.akg.com/media/media/download/9361).
612544
I do not believe so. I can power my Bayerdynamic dt 990 pro just fine. They are 250 ohm headphones. Just remember to change the settings to >64 Ohms or whatever your headphones support in the software.
112517
Hi I am not sure if it would work , But saying that my headphones worked for 2 days then just stopped working so threw them away .......
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.
2193943
these are 600 ohm cans, they need a headphone amp. not familiar with the Schiit. I'm using a emotiva xda-2, nice buy for the money and it does have a headphone amp and a pre-amp out. ran it to an old Macintosh i had, nice computer set up. One other thing, these need a bit of time to break in, the sound quality will improve.after a bit.
1441057
I don't have a 600 ohm HP. My HD800 is 300 ohms and the TEAC drives it more than fine while having plenty of volume left. Gluck.
1388868
Yes it will work, no it will not sound correct. For the output volume to match the Ohm Rating has to match.
1067670
As long as they are 8 ohms and 90db efficiency or better. Don't expect ear-splitting volume, but should sound very lush!
2236189
I believe that the unit is not designed to actually power a headphone that is directly plugged into it. It is just a converter that has no amplifier. I used it to convert the optical signal output from my Samsung TV. I plugged a wireless headphone unit into it. The wireless headphone has a built in amplifier and it works very well. Hope this helps.
840092
Short answer to that question, is HELL YEAH. This amp should be able to push your headphones to their max potential, I looked up your headphones and they're rated at 32ohms impedance, I run a pair of Sony MDR X10 that are rated at 24 ohms, so mine have a slightly less load than your headset will put on the amplifier and mine are very loud with this amp. The amp is rated up to 100 ohms on the highest gain setting, so I think it should be more than sufficient to push your headphones closer to their intended limits, almost 2 times better than your iPod or equivalent listening device can manage. Do it! I wanna see your review when you've tried it. P.S. if you like to listen loud for a long time the battery in the amp won't last very long, I haven't timed it, but on high volume levels I might have gotten closer to an hour before getting the low battery light, Its a blast though. Good luck...
840094
I am not familiar with your headphones but I have found that amplifier makes a difference but might denned on sensitivity of your headphones. I use it with my iphone an my cowen mp3player
259444
Yes, as long as they are wired that way it should be no problem. I hooked up a 8 ohm speaker to test it and it seems to have plenty of power, especially if you are using them for background music.
7714
Don't advise it for iPod. Not enough power to run the 600s properly! You will need a headphone amp to get the full sound out of the 600s. Amazon has a good selection.