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Further information: Purchased from JulesOz in Feb 2021. 20 months old in pristine condition. Comes in original packaging, $10 AusPost shipping around AU.

This is a two-of-kind edition of the Sennheiser HDV820 headphone amp. Black with the a strip of gold around the front panel. Incredible sound (and frankly too good for me). RRP for this version was over $3.7K (although street price was, and is, somewhat less), so snag a bargain for your earholes' enjoyment. Further Information: Sennheiser’s HDV 820 is the next generation of its acclaimed digital headphones amplifier, designed to complete the Sennheiser audio experience and perfectly complement its high-end audiophile headphone range for the ultimate acoustic performance. The perfect partner for reference-class headphones There are two things that mark a quest for perfection: It is never completed, and it has the potential to bring out the most extraordinary things with the power to shape the future within its field. Enter the HDV 820, which will surely change the way you listen to and experience your music. That is, if you are lucky enough to possess headphones capable of turning the extremely high-quality audio signal delivered by the HDV 820 into an aural quality just as supreme.ones. The mission: Better the best When you have engineered audio components that represent the state of the art, going one better is the most rewarding task we at Sennheiser can think of. It was the task we set out on when we designed the HDV 820. Pioneering into new technological territory, we found still more sonic truth to bring to our most demanding clientele. The sound: Making great headphones show all their class Virtually everything. That is what the HDV 820 will give to your headphones. So, it will be up to them to make it heard. The different timbres of two otherwise identical instruments. The distance between the musicians of an orchestra, the tension before a singer delivers the first note. It is all there, for you to discover. The technology: Only the unsurpassed The higher the tech, the higher the emotion. The heart of the new HDV 820 is a formidable ESS SABRE32 DAC (digital-to-analog converter) that surpasses the previous generation with an even higher resolution of 32 bits and a sampling rate of up to 384 kHz. The amplifier is also capable of playing DSD256 files of up to 12.3 MHz. The design: Giving the eyes a taste of how it sounds Fittingly for an audio component that delivers such an incredibly pure sonic experience, the HDV 820 has also been created to delight visually. It features a new anodized black finish with white LED lights that has been designed to perfectly complement the latest version of our flagship high-end headphone, the HD 800 S – by the way, an ideal partnership for the ultimate audiophile listening experience. The compatibility Outstanding sound will find a way With a breadth of audio outputs that include XLR3, XLR4, 6.3 mm- and a 4.4 mm Pentaconn socket, it is easy to find the optimal way to connect your headphones with the HDV 820. It performs brilliantly with digital sources, whether optically, coaxially, or via USB, and features balanced (XLR) and unbalanced (RCA) analogue inputs. The HDV 820 also comes supplied with a dedicated, country-specific power cable.

Further information: Very good looking, powerful Headphone Amp with 2 SE outputs for shared listening.This is the upgrade model with the seperate regulated power supply. This is a very musical amp with great bass slam and can easily drive any headphones you throw at it. My LCD's and HD800's sing with it. Nice review here and there are lots of others on the net. https://www.headphoneer.com/heed-canalot-iii-review/#:~:text=Main Conclusion,detail%2C dynamics%2C and insight. Lots to like; it is modular and the 2 piano black boxes look very cool side by side. My photos don't do it justice. RRP $1890 at Audio Solutions. SPECIFICATIONS\ Canalot III Inputs: 1x analogue / 1x S/PDIF RCA / 1x USB Outputs: 2x 6.35mm headphone / 1x line out Frequency response (+0, -1 dB): 6 Hz – 260 kHz Input impedance: 10 kΩ Gain: 20 dB Input sensitivity: 320 mV Power: 200 mW (32 Ω) / 100 mW (120 Ω) / 20 mW (600 Ω) SNR: > 100 dB Upgrade card options: 1 DAC 1.3 / 1 USB 2.0 Supported sampling frequencies: 44.1 / 48 / 88.1 / 96 / 176.4 / 192 kHz Power supply options: X-PSU 40 (standard) / Q-PSU / Obelisk PX Max. consumption: 17 W Weight: 1.2 kg Dimensions (W x H x D): 9.5 x 7.5 x 25 cm Q-PSU Type: Regulated power supply Supported devices: Canalot / Dactilus / Quasar / Questar Dimensions (W x H x D): 9.5 x 7.5 x 22 cm Thanks, Rob Photos: PLEASE READ If you are advertising multiple items, you must post one bulk price only, or post seperate ads for each item If you include any reference to pricing whatsoever in this section (excluding RRP), your ad will not be approved If you don't include photographs of the actual item being sold, your ad will not be approved

Further information: Schiit Jotunheim 1 - Headphone Amplifier and Preamp - with XLR/balanced and RCA inputs/outputs The Jotunheim can be used as a headphone amp (balanced and unbalanced headphones) and also as a preamplifier (the unit has both RCA and XLR/balanced inputs and outputs) to send the signal to a power amp or to a pair of powered speakers. Condition is very good except for a ding on the top panel (see pics for detail). Comes with the power cable and a copy of the Schiit manual for this model. No original box but it will be safely packaged for posting, at the buyer's expense as the amp is quite heavy. $350 OBO More information here: https://addictedtoaudio.com.au/products/schiit-audio-jotunheim-balanced-headphone-amplifier-no-module

Further Information: Topping E30 and L30 for sale. around 6 months and used less than 1/2 dozen times. Bought for a home office set up, but too many zoom calls are getting in the way of me actually using them. In absolutely perfect condition and come with relevant original power cables Can ship at your cost, or pick up in inner north melbourne. Any questions, give me a holler

So as the title says. I wanna buy DT 990 pro with Sound BlasterX G6 DAC AMP. For listening music purely and mixing music. I know that Sound BlasterX is for gaming but I read online that it might run good with DT 990 pro. So I came here for advice. Should I take those two or just buy DT 990 with 32 ohm or do you recommend me DT 990 pro with this DAC or some other? Keep in mind my budget is kinda low, I can give up to 100 Euros for DAC and around 150 Euro for Headphones. My music preferences is Metal, progressive rock, indie rock, ambient, hip hop and so on. I switch between genres quite alot. But I like my sound to be in V shape, like with some bass and some highs. But that also depends on what Im listening. So I read alot of reviews and it looks like DT 990 pro is my choice to go. If you have some other recommendations I woul love to know. Thank you.

Further information: I Bought this new from addicted to Audio. It sounds great and has plenty of clean power. No bells or whistles just a simple unbalanced amp. Headamp also has a upgrade psu that could be a worthy upgrade to someone. Have original box

A McIntosh MHA-100 in superb condition is the ideal compact hybrid headphone / integrated amplifier to place in your listening room or anywhere around the house. 50 watts x 2 into 8 ohms stereo speaker outputs in addition to being a dedicated headphone amp, provide excellent versatility in a neatly sized unit. Tone controls include a 5 Step Bass Boost Control for further customisation. Classic McIntosh design, featuring polished a solid stainless-steel chassis and trademark glass front panel Comes with a new improved Remote and Manual Original owner is selling and purchased from Australian dealer Features · Analog and digital inputs to handle a variety of music sources · 32-bit/192kHz decoding for enjoying high-resolution digital music files · Full-size headphone output with selectable impedance to match your headphones · 50 watts x 2 into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.005% THD with two channels driven · USB (Type input for connecting a computer · Dedicated McIntosh USB audio driver required for playback on a Windows PC · Gold-plated speaker binding posts · Stereo preamp outputs for connection to an external power amp or powered subwoofer · Solid State Digital Specifications • Digital Coaxial Input Sample Rate 16bit, 24bit - 32khz To 192khz • Digital Optical Input Sample Rate 16bit, 24bit - 32khz To 192khz • Digital AES/EDU Input Sample Rate 16bit, 24bit - 32khz To 192khz • Digital USB Input Sample Rate 16bit, 24bit, 32bit - 32khz To 192khz Headphone output specifications • Headphone Power Output • High Selection: 1w • Normal Selection: 250mw • Headphone Output Impedance • 8-40 Ohms • 40-150 Ohms • 150-600 Ohms Connectivity • Headphone Output 1 (1/4") • High Level Inputs Unbalanced 1 Stereo • High Level Inputs Balanced 1 Stereo • Digital Coaxial Input 1 • Digital Optical Input 1 • Digital AES/EBU Input 1 • Digital USB Input 1 • Preamplifier Output 1 Stereo Weight & Dimensions • Dimensions (W X H X D) 11-1/2"(29.2cm) X 5-9/16" (14.1cm) X 18" (45.7cm) • Weight 26.5 Lbs (12 Kg) • Shipping Weight 32.5 Lbs (14.8 Kg) RRP is $8995 McIntosh MHA100 McIntosh MHA100 Headphone Amplifier - Headphones at Vision Hifi

Item: Dragonfly Red Price Range: $150 Item Condition: Used Extra Info: Please contact me if you have one for sale. Please don't forget to report your post as FOUND when possible. (You can delete this text before pressing Submit).

Need some sanity check on what I'm trying to do and how to do it... I'd like to run my Stax 727 off my Yamaha R-N602 so I can switch between my TT and Spotify. Thought I could keep Kefs as Speaker A and run the Stax as speaker B. I thought I could do this with RCAs, but then realised the R-N602 has banana plugs. Jaycar told me I could use a 2xRCA into 1xRCA cable, cut the 2xRCA off and install banana plugs and this would work. Yamaha is now alerting to a speaker wire short circuit. Is what I'm trying possible? Can it work without a preamp out? Is my homemade cable the problem? Is my R-N602 at fault? How can I test? How can I gloriously enjoy my stax?

Further information: Bought it from Minidisc in June 2018, invoice and original package/accessories will be included Very versatile and decent desktop amp, I used it as my "backup" amp of WA5 for casual yet satisfying listening Feel free for pm me any questions Jim Photos:

Further Information: Up for sale is my Audio-gd Master 11 headphone amplifier/pre and DAC combination and Singxer SU-1 digital audio USB bridge. Audio-gd no longer make the Master 11 because the PCM1704UK Ladder DAC chip is no longer produced. Audio-gd now makes their own discrete r2r resistor ladder DAC but if you do your research, they're not lauded in the same regard are their older PCM1704UK counterparts, like the Master 11. The sound can be described as smooth and transparent. The DAC is best paired with the Singxer SU-1 for USB audio, hence why it is included. Also included is a 15cm WireWorld UltraViolet5 HDMI cable for i2s connection between the USB audio bridge and the Master 11. The headphone amplifier has plenty of power to drive even the least sensitive headphones (think Hifiman He-6). With this amp I have used Hifiman He-1000 v2, Audeze LCD-2F, Sennheiser HD-800 (no harshness with this combination) and Focal Elegia; all have sounded excellent with this amplifier. Best that you're using the balanced XLR output to get the most out of the amplifier. This Master 11 was originally purchased in 2015 but upgraded in 2016 with the latest DSP V7 software. I have an email exchange to Audio-gd to prove this. This process involved opening the unit and flashing the new DSP firmware with an Altera blaster; hence the sticker on the rear left corner is torn. This upgrade in the DSP software, at least to my ears, improved the transparency and the slam in the bass and sub-bass. You can view the specifications of this combination DAC/AMP/PRE here: http://www.audio-gd.com/Master/Master-11/M11EN.htm I'm not willing to split these two. I prefer pickup as this is a hefty unit. Shipping at an agreed cost. Note: No IEC power cables will be included (I was using my own IsoTek power cables). Photos: u

Item: Woo Audio WA2 Headphone Amplifier (Silver) Location: Homebush, NSW Price: $980 Item Condition: Excellent, no scratches just some dust Reason for selling: Not being used enough Payment Method: Pickup - Cash Extra Info: This is the silver coloured one. It comes with stock tubes and power cable. Photos:

Item: ALO Studio Six SET Tube Amplifier Price Range: Less than $5K depending on age/condtion Item Condition: New or Used Extra Info: would love to have this in the arsenal just can't justify new price.... Please don't forget to report your post as FOUND when possible. (You can now delete this text).

Item: Burson Soloist SL MK II Location: Perth, WA Price: 375 negot. Item Condition: Mint Reason for selling: Getting me some Mytek Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: Comes with original cables & warranty, bought through Addicted to Audio.

Item: FiiO A5 portable headphone amplifer Location: Sydney Price: 100 (shipped AU) Item Condition: used Reason for selling: No longer needed Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: Still one of the most powerful portable headphone amps available putting 800mW into 32 Ohms. Will power anything you'd reasonably use it with. Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

Further information: Up for sale is my Audio-gd Master 11 headphone amplifier/pre and DAC combination and Singxer SU-1 digital audio USB bridge. Audio-gd no longer make the Master 11 because the PCM1704UK Ladder DAC chip is no longer produced. Audio-gd now makes their own discrete r2r resistor ladder DAC but if you do your research, they're not lauded in the same regard are their older PCM1704UK counterparts, like the Master 11. The sound can be described as smooth and transparent. The DAC is best paired with the Singxer SU-1 for USB audio, hence why it is included. Also included is a 15cm WireWorld UltraViolet5 HDMI cable for i2s connection between the USB audio bridge and the Master 11. The headphone amplifier has plenty of power to drive even the least sensitive headphones (think Hifiman He-6). With this amp I have used Hifiman He-1000 v2, Audeze LCD-2F, Sennheiser HD-800 (no harshness with this combination) and Focal Elegia; all have sounded excellent with this amplifier. Best that you're using the balanced XLR output to get the most out of the amplifier. This Master 11 was originally purchased in 2015 but upgraded in 2016 with the latest DSP V7 software. I have an email exchange to Audio-gd to prove this. This process involved opening the unit and flashing the new DSP firmware with an Altera blaster; hence the sticker on the rear left corner is torn. This upgrade in the DSP software, at least to my ears, improved the transparency and the slam in the bass and sub-bass. You can view the specifications of this combination DAC/AMP/PRE here: http://www.audio-gd.com/Master/Master-11/M11EN.htm I'm not willing to split these two. I prefer pickup as this is a hefty unit. Shipping at an agreed cost. Note: No IEC power cables will be included (I was using my own IsoTek power cables). Photos: u

Further information: Great little amp, clean sounds and low noise floor. As seen on audio science, 6 watts of power at 16 ohm per channel. Looking for pick up preferable, if interstate and request PayPal and shipping will be at buyers expense. Photos: PLEASE READ If you are advertising multiple items, you must post one bulk price only, or post seperate ads for each item If you include any reference to pricing whatsoever in this section (excluding RRP), your ad will not be approved If you don't include photographs of the actual item being sold, your ad will not be approved

Further information: I love this Oppo HA-2, but after some other purchasing on here, I need to sell some of the things I'm no longer using. You can connect in via iOS based device, USB Micro-B (Android with OTG / PC / Mac) or line-in, and then output to headphones. It has a built in battery that can keep itself charged, but also act like a portable battery to charge devices on the go. And, from a design perspective, I think it looks amazing. Note that the USB cable included with this is not the one it came with I suspect, but has been tested and confirmed to charge the unit. Manual for specs/info: http://www.oppodigital.co.uk/UserFiles/Docs/PDF/English HA-2 User Manual.pdf Review: https://www.whathifi.com/au/oppo/ha-2/review Photos:

Item: Stax SRD Pro Price Range: $400-$600 Item Condition: New or Used Extra Info: I have a pair of Stax SR-L500 mk1 and I'd like to use an SRD in my setup to switch the signal between speakers and headset. Require the PRO bias to work with my headphones.

Further information: Photos: PLEASE READ If you are advertising multiple items, you must post one bulk price only, or post seperate ads for each item If you include any reference to pricing whatsoever in this section (excluding RRP), your ad will not be approved If you don't include photographs of the actual item being sold, your ad will not be approved

Further information: V90-BHA Balanced Headphone Amplifier Balanced Headphone Amplifier BONUS "New Bee Headphone Stand" PerformancePower: 0.75wpc into 32OhmsOutput Impedance: 22 Ohms (Suitable for 10-600 Ohm headphones)Input Impedance: 25 KOhmsTHD(+ noise): <0.005% typical (20Hz to 20kHz)Signal to Noise Ratio: >109dB ‘A’-weightedFrequency Response: +0, –3dB, <10Hz to 37 kHz Inputs1x pair RCA / Phono Line Level1x pair XLR inputs1.3mm Power Socket Outputs1x Stereo mini XLR1x Stereo Headphone Jack - 3.5mm / 1/8”GeneralDimensions - WxHxD (mm): 170 x 47 x 117Weight (unpacked / packed): 600g / 1.1 kgSupplied Accessories1x 12v 500mA DC power supply Photos:

Further information: I bought this second hand some time ago and it already had the minor cosmetic damage to it. It appears to have been scraped along the front causing damage to the volume knob and HP sockets (see images). However, it has worked perfectly for the entire time I've had it (a few years now) and continues to be a great amp. It's basically a single-ended version of the NFB-1 amp (according to Audio-gd) and it's got buckets of power (3W @ 25 ohm, Class A) and tonnes of inputs and outputs for use as both headamp and preamp. The output is switchable so you can keep it connected to speakers and headphones and just easily toggle between the two. Here's a link to the Audio-gd listing: http://www.audio-gd.com/Pro/Headphoneamp/C22015/C22015EN.htm (Please note: I do not have the remote control as mentioned on the site) It's pretty big (see image with headphones for scale) and weighs a fair amount so will need to discuss shipping costs or local pickup with minimum contact Photos:

Further information: I'm doing a bit of a cleanup, and have some gear that has reached the point of needing to be sold (thanks to all the sellers' items on here that have caught my fancy lately). This MF X-Can V3 was bought over 10 years ago and had its caps and tubes upgraded prior to purchase. Details about the mods that were done to it can be found in this thread and described by user 'deadie' whom I bought it from: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/benny-pimped-my-ride.190320/ - I paid around USD$400 at the time, and I have no idea what kind of market value it'd have today. In addition to the US power adapter, I also have UK adapter, and a UK->Australia converter, so you can use this in quite a number of countries with the additional bits. I believe I'm asking a very fair price on these, but feel free to reset those expectations if needed. Photos:

Further information: solid little amp, I've been the only owner & it hasn't left my desk since buying it in august 2019, happy for anyone to come and audition it, or if you're out of state happy to post it at an agreed cost, comes with the original box. Photos: PLEASE READ If you are advertising multiple items, you must post one bulk price only, or post seperate ads for each item If you include any reference to pricing whatsoever in this section (excluding RRP), your ad will not be approved If you don't include photographs of the actual item being sold, your ad will not be approved