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  1. heady

     

    I think the operational voltage of the chip varies. I am thinking abt production variance

    maybe I got some "right" chips

    theoretically ad8397 can run from as low as 3volt

     

    abt ur 9V batt dying off at 6v, well, those batts are not known to have good current output. maybe at 6v ur batt cant sustain adequate current needed by your chips to sing.

     

    for 4 AAAs, can try stacking or however I might see fit laugh.gif


  2. if you want a clean sound out of using wall supply, then the output DC has to be regulated one

     

    I've opened some wallwarts (AC-DC adapter, or so they claim). inside there's nothing to regulate and/or to suppress the ripples. so that's why with the higher noise floor I suppose

     

    cmk, LHS sells a few types of 1/8" plugs. go there, look around. and pick the one that you think gonna suit ur budget and ur expectation best.

    LHS, however, does not sell exotic cables. they sell high quality cable at sane prices smile.gif


  3. loudness depends on the sensitivity of the drivers. e.g. 96dB/mW.

    which means if you supply 1mW power into it, it would be able to put out 96dB (way too loud for listening IMO)

     

    for drivers with the same sensitivity, lower impedance would require higher current to get the same power, i.e. P= I^2R

     

    However, turning up higher volume is correct for higher impedance, provided you have the drivers at the same sensitivity. you would require higher voltage to drive same loudness for the higher impedance cans

    normally, amps would not mind putting out higher voltage. the problem normally lies within its ability to output current.

    if you wish not to turn up higher, well, you can change the gain of your amp one way or another.

    and hmm, why are you not comfortable with turning up the volume knob?

     

    sincerely, I suggest you to just keep it to 250ohm

     


  4. why drop to 32ohm if I may ask?

     

    AFAIK, lower impedance will put a higher demand in ur amp. higher current demand, and also it demands a lower output impedance out of ur amp.

    I hope you've known all these facts before buying. hehe

    else you might find the DT880 customed to 32ohm to sound different compared to the 250ohm.

    I hope you'll enjoy it nevertheless, as much as I am smile.gif


  5. sure heady

     

    just send it over then

     

    well, you can do that via snail mail or meet me up. up to your convenience of course

     

    kross: you should thank heady too

    without his 2 pairs of resistors ur PINT would have lotsa snakes inside, hissss.... hahaha

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