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Posted one of these threads a while back and have been making do with a cheap tube amp since then I got off Ebay, this things is really starting to annoy the shit out of me with hissing and crackling I'm getting through my phones and really want a decent headphone amp for upto £100 that won't give me this kind of shit.
It's fine when I have music playing as the music does drown the hissing out though I like to keep my phones on when I am not necessarily listening to anything to stop me constantly taking them off and putting them back on and with no sound going through them the hissing is unbearable.
Answers on a postcard.
EDIT: is it worth perhaps looking at a soundcard with integrated headphone amp for my budget as an alternative?
It's fine when I have music playing as the music does drown the hissing out though I like to keep my phones on when I am not necessarily listening to anything to stop me constantly taking them off and putting them back on and with no sound going through them the hissing is unbearable.
Answers on a postcard.
EDIT: is it worth perhaps looking at a soundcard with integrated headphone amp for my budget as an alternative?
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