RSA Tiny Amps: The Shadow or The Mustang
After coming out with the RSA Shadow, people started asking question if it’s worth selling their P51 Mustangs to get the newer Shadow amp….
Amps
GoVibe Sharps
With the Sharps amplifier, GoVibe has successfully created a portable amp that manages to go head to head with the venerable Ray Samuels SR-71a….
WooAudio6 Tube Amplifier
A good friend of mine loaned his Woo Audio 6 to me during his time away for a business trip. The Woo Audio 6…
ALO Rx Headphone Amplifier
The ALO Rx comes equipped with a lot of tech packed into a slim box roughly the size of an Ipod Classic. ALO not…
TTVJ Slim: First Impression
TTVJ named the new portable amp the “TTVJ Portable Headphone Amplifier”. Since TTVJ already have a hybrid tube portable amplifier, I thought that calling…
RSA Shadow After 7×24 Hours
In the first part of the review, I wrote that the RSA Shadow really sounded great out of the box. However, the designer, Ray…
Mr. Graham Slee on The Voyager
I’ve been talking to Graham Slee regarding the design of the Voyager that I reviewed, and through our conversation, he explained some information regarding…
RSA Shadow: Out of the Box
The RSA Shadow is one of the most highly anticipated amplifier to be released to the headphone community. It all started back in May,…
HeadAmp Pico
The Pico is a portable USB DAC/Amp that was released by HeadAmp at the end of 2008. It has a very small footprint making…
Graham Slee Voyager
If an amplifier is supposed to amplify the signal feed to it while preserving its sound as pure as possible, Mr. Graham Slee for…
RSA SR-71a
Ray Samuels managed to create one hell of a portable amp in the RSA SR-71a. Plugged in to the extremely revealing, legendary Apuresound recabled…
A Quick Comparison: Audio-GD Compass vs HeadAmp Pico
Just for kicks, we decide to briefly compare the venerable portable DAC/Amp Pico against the newer but also equally impressive desktop all-in-one solution Audio-GD Compass.
Moon Voice Nano CMOY
Now here is a shocking little CMOY with an unbelievably high power output (for a CMOY, and portable). We’re not talking about driving AKG K501s or Sennheiser HD650s here. I’m talking driving an AKG K340 with a CMOY.