Dead Thread, but I would still like to add a link to another thread on this forum that seems to be disclosing this topic quite extensively:   http://www.head-fi.org/t/619181/list-opinion-amp-recommendations-for-fostex-denon-headphones   /masterbrood

Well, currently I am using the Asus Xonar essence one Muses edition, and while it sounds clear and crisp, it really did not marry well with the Denons..  I have removed the cups to reduce the resonance that seems to be around 8kHz and to increase the bass slightly, so I can listen without...

I've come to suspect that the Burson 160D is the way to go with the Denons, and your post (mishalex) helped out a lot to further push me toward this, what seems to be an amazing, amp :D Now the only issue is money, as it is a bit pricey (especially in Sweden).   Thanks for the reply :D

Yes, I am really interested in the HA-160, but is the difference between the HA-160 and HA-160D worth the price difference? How much does the in built in DAC matter? I do not plan on bying a separate DAC unit. I plan on connecting the amp directly to my computer´s audio card - Creative X-Fi...

Quote: Ahh, ok. I heard a colleague at work say something about tube-amps not being able to produce any sound before they are warmed up; at all. Complete silence in the headphones until the warm up mark. But that is not the case then? I really have no personal experience of the tube...

Wow, thank you for your suggestions. The Little dot MK1+ is very cool looking, as always with the tube-amps, I love the steampunk feel about them. However, as I stated in my first post: I do not wish a tube-amp due to the "warm-up" time, I would really like to be able so start listen to my...

Amp for Denon Ah-D7000   Hello Head-fi. My journey in audiophilia started with a pair of "Steel Series Siberia Gaming Headset", at the time, all reviews I had red about them seemed to be positive, and I thought I really took a step up in the sound quality department through bying them since...