Audeze claims that the MX4, with an impedance of 20 Ohm, can be powered by something as basic as a laptop, no heavy-duty amp required. I would beg to differ on that point, because I think spending ...

Audeze just unveiled its new CRBN2 headphones. ... If you want to use them, you’ll need a compatible amplifier with an electrostatic output. It will need a 580V bias AKA, ...

Audeze ships the LCD-5 with a cable terminated in a 4-pin male XLR connector. The implication is that the company thinks you should use a headphone amp with a balanced drive to the headphones for ...

I know that our EIC Ian White, is very fond of the Linear Tube Audio Headphone Amplifiers with the Audeze range and I know from other members of the Head-Fi community that Ampsandsound amplifiers work ...

Throughout the review process, one thing that really stood out was how the MM-500’s performance was highly dependent on my choice of amplification; some amplifiers like the Bryston BHA-1 and RME ADI-2 ...

The Audeze MM-100 wired headphones are true high-end cans packing ... It can be daunting to attempt to step into this world ...

Audeze LCD-2 Classic legendary headphone reimagined, ... The cable terminates in a standard 1/4″ (6.35mm) plug, compatible with most headphone amplifiers and audio interfaces.

My favorite pair of reference headphones, for example, the Audeze LCD-X, take a whole bunch more power to sound at their best ...

For our review, the Audeze Euclid were attached to a MacBook Pro via an iFi xDSD Gryphon headphone amplifier using its 4.4mm socket, and also to a Nothing Phone (1) using the Bluetooth adapter ...

Audeze’s new cheaper planar magnetic headphones look like a dream for mid-range audiophiles; ... you'll need a compatible amp. The CRBN2 are compatible with all 580-volt bias electrostatic ...

To be frank, the Audeze MM-100 is still designed to take full advantage of accompanying audio gear, so you'll notice a difference if you do invest in an amplifier or higher quality music player ...