You are much better off with a powerful and distortion-free solid state headphone amplifier such as JDS Labs Atom and Massdrop THX AAA 789.
There is insufficient current to drive them together with large output impedance which substantially degrades/changes the frequency response of the headphone. “Going to lower impedance headphones is unwise though. With that distortion following perceptual masking, it is not as much of a detriment as it may seem at first. The high output voltage of DarkVoice 336SE gives it such a strong advantage that it can override its much higher distortion. Lack of power results in anemic sound which seems to lack impact, and even resolution. In my experience of either power amplifiers or headphone, how much power you have available determines fidelity first and foremost. There is copious amount of power here, and what distortion there is, is masked for the most part. There, I can confirm the appeal of using the 336SE with high impedance headphones of 300 ohm and higher.
“ People though get such products for their subjective qualities. It is worse than it should be but at $310 for all that you get, I guess that is to be expected. “From objective point of, the DarkVoice 336SE is absolutely horrible. From Joshua Valour's review of the DarkVoice 336SE, first published on November 18th, 2020:įrom Z Reviews' review of the DarkVoice 336SE, first published on December 24th, 2015:įrom Audio Science Reviews' review of the DarkVoice 336SE, first published on February 2nd, 2019:
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