how to amplify home theater headphones?

Bijan

I just bought a Sony "MDR-DS7500" Home Theater Headphone system that I would like to amplify for the sound that it produces right now out of the box turned all the way up on the knob has poor low volume and I would like to change that. If any knows how to go about this and any way I am all ear and would very much appreciate it. Thank You!

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Headphones can be amplified by headphone amps. Fiio is extremely popular for their affordable models, but don't get me wrong, they have some good quality models as well, check out the e9 for example. Turtle Beach has a good DAC called Earforce DSS, it amplifies audio and has bass boost as well as Dolby Digital processing.

Headphone crackling issue?

Emmett

I have a pair of audiotechnica ath m-50 studio moniter headphones, there hooked up to an art four channel amp. When i use the phones on my computer with itunes, i can hear a very very slight but noticable crackle, im not sure if its the musics production method or what. I'am usually pretty sensitive to sound production, maybe even an audiophile but im wondering if this is normal or something is wrong with the phones. They are pretty new, maybe a few months and i have never turned them up past half way on the amp, i would like to but, restrain just out of worry for the phones it would be good to know if i can turn them up more too.

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Are you using your computer's headphone output?? If so, I wouldn't be at all surprised if you're hearing noise...

You could always test the headphones - if they sound clean when directly connected to an iPod or a cd player then they're good....

If the problem is your computer then you might have to get a USB DAC to sit between computer and amp...

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My volume on my headphones are dead? (VOLUME CONTROL)?

Sinisa Sub

I've tried even unplugging them, and plugging. Nothing. The sound is off even with the speakers.
Here is what happens when I open Volume Control:
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Any help is greatly appreciated!
It's not even working with the speakers. Something about Volume Control is bad. :/

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Have you got the right head phones for the right machine your plugging them into, for an example we'll say you have a Pioneer product and the model number is ABCD1234 and the owner's manual says U need to get Pioneer headphones ABCD4567 for the headphones to have peak volume control do you know what I'm trying to tell you

What do i do if Sony headphones are messing up my volume control?

RAnderson7

I'm thinking i need a new pair of headphones because mine are changing the volume by themselves. At least I'm thinkig that it's them because when i play music without the headphones i don't have a problen at all. What do you guys think?

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If your headphone has a volume control option, then when that gets loose, it can change the volume. If you what to continue with the same, you can make if fixed by some arrangement(tape etc), or may be remove that and use it without volume control.
If there is no such option of volume setting then try it with any other device and see if this shows the same variation as with your music player, as the problem may be at device side too.

If not then you should replace your headphones.

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