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You'll need an amp that can drive planar headphones with plenty of power. Planar Closed Back Headphones headphones require higher power and voltage than dynamic headphones, which only need just a small amount of current.
Find an amplifier that is compatible with a recommended headphone impedance range. Most will have this information on their specifications sheet or on their website.
AP10H+
The NVA AP10H+ headphone amplifier was built by hand in Great Britain. It is a powerful amplifier that can power almost every planar headphone (and some dynamic headphones) on the market, regardless of their impedance or sensitivity. Its high-voltage and current output will also give you a dynamic headroom that is an impressive sound.
Unlike speakers, headset planar magnetic headphones are essentially resistive loads, making them relatively easy to drive. However, they require much higher levels of drive than most receivers can produce. In order to achieve their 130dB SPL rating, they require either 4V5 or 10V5 input at 1mW. Class A solid state amplifiers are the ideal option for them.
The AP10H+ has an output transformer that raises the voltage to a much higher level, and it comes with a volume-matching resistor that is suitable for 95% of headphones. The AP10H+ is able to deliver twice the power of the 32 ohm dynamic headphones.
Nirvana IV
If you love an amp that has a tube-like warm sound signature then the Nirvana IV is the one for you. This powerful amplifier can drive headphones with magnetic planar design easily and has a variety of output modes that work with the majority of headphone impedances. It has an external power supply unit of high quality that supplies constant currents to the amplifier. The amplifier is manufactured in Serbia by Milomir Trosic and uses hand-made transformers that produce exceptional sound.
The Nirvana IV has a single-ended design that delivers 6.5W of pure class A power. It can easily drive high-impedance headphones and can handle the HiFiMan SUSVARA open-back magnetic headphone effortlessly. Its bass and dynamic range are superb. The Nirvana IV also provides a rich midrange, with silky highs and a staggering amount of detail.
This amp can be compared to the Auris Ha-2SE and the Headonia amplifier but it's more effective overall due to its greater clarity and precision with a more balanced sound. When it's paired with the correct headphone, it can reveal the hidden layers of music, and is a joy to listen to. Its balanced mode is especially impressive, bringing a layer of texture and warmth that's hard for other headphone amplifiers to achieve.
Vacuum tube amplifiers are a favorite with headphone lovers because they have a warm and enveloping sound that many people enjoy. However, they can be difficult to use and require a substantial investment. They also generate a lot of heat, so choose one with a sturdy cooling mechanism. The Nirvana IV can be customized to meet the needs of audiophiles.
The Cayin Ha-6A is an excellent option for those looking to enjoy the power and elegance of a tube amp at an affordable price. The amplifier is compatible with a variety of headphone models, and it is compatible with most popular digital audio formats. The output switch lets you choose between three gain modes suitable for headphones that have medium, low and high impedance. It includes a remote as well as an external power source.
Dragon Inspire IHA-1
The Dragon Inspire IHA-1 has serious hi-fi pedigree - it was designed by (and is produced under the watchful eye of) Dennis Had, Planar closed back Headphones founder of Cary Audio. It has a timeless design that is reminiscent of classic tube equipment, despite the crazy red paint job.
The IHA-1 utilizes a pair 6SN7 dual triodes to drive headphones. It includes transformer coupling at both outputs and inputs making it compatible with virtually every headphone. It is also compact and has an uncluttered signal path that does not have any feedback loop.
We've found that the IHA-1 produces a rich and balanced sound that will please those who want an immersive listening experience with a rich and enveloping music. It's an excellent choice for classical, alternative/indie, and acoustic tracks. It's a great amp for pop, country, R&B, and rock. However, it could be a bit on the warmer side for genres with high energy such as EDM and Metal. Tube rolling can help you make up for the warmth.
The IHA-1 is not an exception to this rule. In general, headphones that have higher sensitivity are more likely to work with tube amplifiers. We tested it using a broad variety of models for headphone including the Focal Clear HiFiMan HE-560, Grado RS-1, and Mr. Speakers Alpha Prime. The IHA-1 delivered a full and rounded sound with astonishingly precise lateral imaging as well as a spatial sense that was truly revelatory.
The standard IHA-1 includes a pair 6SN7 Russian tubes. It can be upgraded for an additional $100 to a brand new RCA GZ34. The GZ34 is more warm than the 5Y3GT reissue, but it offers a more natural sound with ample bass. It also has a sweet response to the treble, Planar Closed Back Headphones which is recessed enough for the majority of listening experiences to be awe-inspiring and free of fatigue.
The IHA-1's 3-D soundstage is especially apparent when paired up with the Focal headphones Utopia. The Focal's already precise soundstage could expand outwards and forwards and reveal a vast soundscape. Listening to 'Nublado' from Sera Una Noche [MA Recordings, 16/44.1], for instance, was like wandering around a huge hall that just happened contain your headphones.
Cayin HA-6A
The tube headphone amplifier from Cayin is marketed as an "Tube Rolling Paradise." It's an affordable, portable amplifier that's surprisingly powerful. It can power headphones that are planar like the HiFiMan SUSVARA and sound great when paired up with dynamic headphones such as Audio-Technica's ATH-A1000X. It's also extremely scalable making it a great choice for music lovers with various listening preferences.
The HA-6A is a transformer-coupled device with matched outputs transformers to ensure a balanced output. The power supply is fully controlled, which minimizes the ripple effect of voltage amplification. The circuitry is made by hand with point-to-point wielding and premium wires, resulting in superior signal integrity and transparency. This amp has a top-quality, UV meter to display the levels of signal.
HA-6A features the option of switching between triode and ultralinear modes to provide a different audio experience based on your requirements. If you're looking for an enveloping, rich sound, choose the EL34 tubes which have an output impedance of medium in triode mode. If you want a fast, detailed sound, with plenty of muscle then you should use KT88 tubes set to ultra-linear and low output impedance.
The HA-6A comes with an option for tube rectification option for those who prefer an unison sound. This improves the overall sound quality of the amplifier. This feature is perfect for those who listen to a wide range of genres, from hip-hop and EDM to classical and orchestral music.
The amp is also built with a huge, custom-designed output transformer that features high-quality nickel plating. This ensures the amplifier is rugged and durable. It also features an innovative current adjustment that can adjust the impedance of various headphones.
In contrast to the Schiit Vali 2+, the Cayin HA-6A has a bit of a tube bloom as well as a soundstage that's not as large or as precise. It has a faster decay time, and a more neutral sound than the Vali 2. It also has a forward-looking midrange, with more detail and more bass in comparison to the Vali 2+. However, it does not have as much treble.
You'll need an amp that can drive planar headphones with plenty of power. Planar Closed Back Headphones headphones require higher power and voltage than dynamic headphones, which only need just a small amount of current.Find an amplifier that is compatible with a recommended headphone impedance range. Most will have this information on their specifications sheet or on their website.AP10H+
The NVA AP10H+ headphone amplifier was built by hand in Great Britain. It is a powerful amplifier that can power almost every planar headphone (and some dynamic headphones) on the market, regardless of their impedance or sensitivity. Its high-voltage and current output will also give you a dynamic headroom that is an impressive sound.
Unlike speakers, headset planar magnetic headphones are essentially resistive loads, making them relatively easy to drive. However, they require much higher levels of drive than most receivers can produce. In order to achieve their 130dB SPL rating, they require either 4V5 or 10V5 input at 1mW. Class A solid state amplifiers are the ideal option for them.
The AP10H+ has an output transformer that raises the voltage to a much higher level, and it comes with a volume-matching resistor that is suitable for 95% of headphones. The AP10H+ is able to deliver twice the power of the 32 ohm dynamic headphones.
Nirvana IV
If you love an amp that has a tube-like warm sound signature then the Nirvana IV is the one for you. This powerful amplifier can drive headphones with magnetic planar design easily and has a variety of output modes that work with the majority of headphone impedances. It has an external power supply unit of high quality that supplies constant currents to the amplifier. The amplifier is manufactured in Serbia by Milomir Trosic and uses hand-made transformers that produce exceptional sound.
The Nirvana IV has a single-ended design that delivers 6.5W of pure class A power. It can easily drive high-impedance headphones and can handle the HiFiMan SUSVARA open-back magnetic headphone effortlessly. Its bass and dynamic range are superb. The Nirvana IV also provides a rich midrange, with silky highs and a staggering amount of detail.
This amp can be compared to the Auris Ha-2SE and the Headonia amplifier but it's more effective overall due to its greater clarity and precision with a more balanced sound. When it's paired with the correct headphone, it can reveal the hidden layers of music, and is a joy to listen to. Its balanced mode is especially impressive, bringing a layer of texture and warmth that's hard for other headphone amplifiers to achieve.
Vacuum tube amplifiers are a favorite with headphone lovers because they have a warm and enveloping sound that many people enjoy. However, they can be difficult to use and require a substantial investment. They also generate a lot of heat, so choose one with a sturdy cooling mechanism. The Nirvana IV can be customized to meet the needs of audiophiles.
The Cayin Ha-6A is an excellent option for those looking to enjoy the power and elegance of a tube amp at an affordable price. The amplifier is compatible with a variety of headphone models, and it is compatible with most popular digital audio formats. The output switch lets you choose between three gain modes suitable for headphones that have medium, low and high impedance. It includes a remote as well as an external power source.
Dragon Inspire IHA-1
The Dragon Inspire IHA-1 has serious hi-fi pedigree - it was designed by (and is produced under the watchful eye of) Dennis Had, Planar closed back Headphones founder of Cary Audio. It has a timeless design that is reminiscent of classic tube equipment, despite the crazy red paint job.
The IHA-1 utilizes a pair 6SN7 dual triodes to drive headphones. It includes transformer coupling at both outputs and inputs making it compatible with virtually every headphone. It is also compact and has an uncluttered signal path that does not have any feedback loop.
We've found that the IHA-1 produces a rich and balanced sound that will please those who want an immersive listening experience with a rich and enveloping music. It's an excellent choice for classical, alternative/indie, and acoustic tracks. It's a great amp for pop, country, R&B, and rock. However, it could be a bit on the warmer side for genres with high energy such as EDM and Metal. Tube rolling can help you make up for the warmth.
The IHA-1 is not an exception to this rule. In general, headphones that have higher sensitivity are more likely to work with tube amplifiers. We tested it using a broad variety of models for headphone including the Focal Clear HiFiMan HE-560, Grado RS-1, and Mr. Speakers Alpha Prime. The IHA-1 delivered a full and rounded sound with astonishingly precise lateral imaging as well as a spatial sense that was truly revelatory.
The standard IHA-1 includes a pair 6SN7 Russian tubes. It can be upgraded for an additional $100 to a brand new RCA GZ34. The GZ34 is more warm than the 5Y3GT reissue, but it offers a more natural sound with ample bass. It also has a sweet response to the treble, Planar Closed Back Headphones which is recessed enough for the majority of listening experiences to be awe-inspiring and free of fatigue.
The IHA-1's 3-D soundstage is especially apparent when paired up with the Focal headphones Utopia. The Focal's already precise soundstage could expand outwards and forwards and reveal a vast soundscape. Listening to 'Nublado' from Sera Una Noche [MA Recordings, 16/44.1], for instance, was like wandering around a huge hall that just happened contain your headphones.
Cayin HA-6A
The tube headphone amplifier from Cayin is marketed as an "Tube Rolling Paradise." It's an affordable, portable amplifier that's surprisingly powerful. It can power headphones that are planar like the HiFiMan SUSVARA and sound great when paired up with dynamic headphones such as Audio-Technica's ATH-A1000X. It's also extremely scalable making it a great choice for music lovers with various listening preferences.
The HA-6A is a transformer-coupled device with matched outputs transformers to ensure a balanced output. The power supply is fully controlled, which minimizes the ripple effect of voltage amplification. The circuitry is made by hand with point-to-point wielding and premium wires, resulting in superior signal integrity and transparency. This amp has a top-quality, UV meter to display the levels of signal.
HA-6A features the option of switching between triode and ultralinear modes to provide a different audio experience based on your requirements. If you're looking for an enveloping, rich sound, choose the EL34 tubes which have an output impedance of medium in triode mode. If you want a fast, detailed sound, with plenty of muscle then you should use KT88 tubes set to ultra-linear and low output impedance.
The HA-6A comes with an option for tube rectification option for those who prefer an unison sound. This improves the overall sound quality of the amplifier. This feature is perfect for those who listen to a wide range of genres, from hip-hop and EDM to classical and orchestral music.
The amp is also built with a huge, custom-designed output transformer that features high-quality nickel plating. This ensures the amplifier is rugged and durable. It also features an innovative current adjustment that can adjust the impedance of various headphones.
In contrast to the Schiit Vali 2+, the Cayin HA-6A has a bit of a tube bloom as well as a soundstage that's not as large or as precise. It has a faster decay time, and a more neutral sound than the Vali 2. It also has a forward-looking midrange, with more detail and more bass in comparison to the Vali 2+. However, it does not have as much treble.
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