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I thought so too. Doesn’t show up in the AP report on Schiit’s site. I’d send mine to Amir but a. I’m using them daily and b. they would cost lots to ship.

Review from Stereophile https://www.stereophile.com/content/schiit-audio-tyr-monoblock-power-amplifier

needs to be a little bigger to fit them, and voila! https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/schiit-magnius-balanced-headphone-amp-review.15252/

this is also $10 cheaper than IEMagni was. Seems they just incorporated the negative gain feature into the regular Magnis, when they were going to not be able to hit the magic $99 price point any more.

Why don’t you tell us how you really feel?

For me, the channel imbalance isn’t really an issue unless you’re trying to use IEMs or something really really sensitive with it. Any amp with a small sized analog pot will have these imbalance issues at like 8-9 o’clock on the dial. Usually you just use the gain switch to avoid that area...

Just get one of these. Much cheaper and actually works when I have stuff with grouding issues https://ifi-audio.com/products/groundhog/

Yes, it’s fine. All it does is change the physical size of the connector. I have the IEMagni and that always has the 1/8” adapter connected.

I should give that a try. My 789 hasn't had any scratchy sound, but my Schiit Hel at my work desk has gotten scratchy over time, and maybe cleaning the pot will help.

I like the L pads better on all Grados, and the G pads are the most comofortable, and work well for larger driver models

Less fiddly, with cabling it up, and I can use it with most all of my other headphones. Was a bit hesitant to run some other headphones off the Vidar. So it wasn't really a subjective sound thing (except for noise floor on some more sensitive headphones) was more a functionality and fitting on...

I have one of those, and have run the HE6SEV1 off a Vidar, with good effect. In the end my Mjolnir 1 turned out to be the favored amp for these though, and ended up using the Vidar for some bookshelf monitors in my exercise room.

Subjectively, these have been one of my favorite headphones for a long time. Granted, this was before I started using EQ for each headphone. I still use these on my portable rig with the Pono player in balanced mode, and I've worn the headband down to a nub. My biggest beef with these is that...

The switch toggles the inputs, but both sets of preouts work at the same time, regardless of input

The HK680 is an integrated amp, correct? You can just use the volume control on that so you don’t need a preamp. If you want to connect to both the HK680 and the 789 amp. You can just use the RCA for the HK680 and the XLR outputs to the THX789

This combo slaps once I apply EQ to the HE6SE. Seems like getting the right tonal balance is much more important than getting the ultimate low SINAD, at least to my ears. Since this DAC has gobs of THD

Man, I logged in here, hoping for a death metal branded DAC review

I haven't tried getting speaker terminal adapters for mine, but have used the hifiman adapter to run them off a Vidar. It sounded good, but honestly, both the THX 789 and the Jotunheim also sound good. At that point, though I wasn't trying any EQ on them. May try again with EQ and with one or...

I think some amps set up with really high gain are going to have trouble getting a simultaneously low noise floor. Phone DACs clearly don't have an issue driving really sensitive IEMs if their output impedances are low enough. But amps made to drive something like the the HE6 are going to have...

Thinking of the opposite end of power delivery. Where power delivery is everything for the HE6, noise floor is everything for IEMs.