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Question: Is this Magni 2?
Document: Let me tell you, the Magni Senn combo rocked! And then I hooked up my Audeze LCD-2 and THAT rocked (moreso than the Senn, IMO). Then I hooked up my Beyer DT-770 Pro (80ohm), and they rocked the bass like crazy.The Magni is a very powerful headphone amp in a very small package.
I can't say much here that others here haven't said already, but I can address the one question that I was wondering about before buying: Will the Modi/Magni stack make my headphones sound better than they currently sound plugged into my computer?I was using 2 main sets of headphones plugged directly into the rear headphone port of a Creative Sound Blaster Z: HiFiMan HE-400 and Beyerdynamic DT-770 Pro (80 ohm).
Good things:1) Very nice sound quality.2) Looks great.3) Compact size is great for small work spaces.Issues:1) My Sony headphones had severe static on the right channel with this amp (and only this amp).2) I'm not very excited about the thin on/off switch. It feels cheap like it's going to break.3) I might be getting picky here but the gap around the hole for the headphone jack is large.
I love this MAGNI headphone amp... a definite upgrade from Musical Fidelity V-CAN II although it lack bass but I still love this schiit. my only negative comment is Im use to auto volt power adaptor, unfortunately I purchase MAGNI from amazon (110Volts). BOOOM we're using 220Volts, Have to find a repair shop to temporary fixed the adaptor while I'm ordering 2 more power adaptor 220Volt this time :)
WOW!!! I just got my V Moda M100's yesterday and found quickly that they were going to need a lot more power than my Nexus 5 can deliver or the sound card I have in my PC (Nexus still sounds good, Creative Recon was horrible). Back to Amazon I went to get my Schiit Stack on order ASAP. I have read reviews and watched every YouTube video available on these products and everything seemed to be as good the Objective 2 solution and this was less expensive.
I am glad I gave these a try after reading some great reviews by some darn good professionals...Modi and Magni they do sound awesome together. Give it a try! You won't regret it!
While I didn't opt for the stack, choosing instead the Behringer UCA202, the Magni amplifier is probably the easiest choice in a budget amp that you could make. This is the go-to choice if you need a simple amp for desktop/home usage.
It's hard to know where to start, I have that much to say about the Magni, and it's companion product, theModi USB Digital/Analog Convertor. I'd recently purchased an inexpensive headphone amp for work, and also wanted something nice to listen to at home.
THEN we added the Magni amplifier, and WOW. In all cases the sound was MUCH better. I conclude that the output circuits in many devices do not drive enough power into 50 ohms to get an undistorted signal. Delighted with this product and just ordered another one.
Spent a month listening occasionally and the Magni/ Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro combo just sounds better and better. My 250 ohm DT's are easily driven by the Magni, to any sane or insane volume. Plus it's got a cool toggle switch on the back, like a Fockewulf fighter plane.
Answer: No. I think the Magni 2 is only available on their official site.