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发表于 2020-5-28 12:23
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本帖最后由 michael_kg 于 2020-5-28 12:42 编辑
引用一个Head-Fi上面2013年1月的老帖子(gain or no gain? preference?):
“Just wondering what peoples opinions on this are, especially in cases where higher gain isn't needed ie. low impedance cans. The conventional wisdom seems to say that it is better to use as little gain as possible, stick to the volume controls, and keeping your source/s high (example: Foobar at 0.00db, windows volume 75%-100%, volume on amp at preference, low gain).
The thing I'm finding is that gain adjustments change the tones slightly. On a number of Fiio amps/amps and dac's that I have tried the gain switch definitely has an impact on the sound quality. I've only been able to test this today with my AT A900X headphones as well as the newer AD900X.
When adjusting gain on the Fiio E17, Fiio E9, Fiio E07K, Fiio E11, higher gain seems to add "punch" to the lower end and a bit of brightness to the highs. Is it common for gain to do this among other headphones and amps? Also, would you view this as a positive impact on the sound quality or not? I suppose to different peoples ears these changes would be subjective, just wondering what thoughts people might have on it.
I've also read that adding the punch to lower end with gain can reduce sound stage, though to my ears I can't seem to confirm that.”
根据这位老兄用几款老耳放的测试结果,高增益可以的确改善低频和高频。虽然也有文章说高增益会使声场缩小,但他没有感觉到。
所以基本也就是结论1和结论2的内容,没什么新意。
再研究一下Head-Fi的其它帖子看看。不过总体感觉Head-Fi上的全球烧友,对这个问题也是一头雾水,大家也很想知道答案,和一个科学的解释。
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