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8 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Huge improvement in sound quality from portable devices, Long battery life, Crossfeed makes music come alive, USB sound card sounds great, Dual listening is fun, Very rugged design
One more device to carry around, Might not output the "blow my ears out" volumes you want with high impedance headphones, Cost the same as many medium grade mp3 players
Abstract: While the general consensus is that the audio industry is simply lying back and allowing the iPod to consume what few pounds and dollars are out there, at least one company has adopted a more enlightened attitude. HeadRoom, the mail-order-only headphon...
If youre getting the impression that I enjoyed my time with the BitHead youd be right. Its a simple, flexible cost-effective upgrade to portable sound that can enhance your enjoyment of music and movies while on the road, or away from your main rig....
Can turn your laptop or desktop into a music server that will drive full size headphones such as the Sennheiser HD650s to acceptably loud levels and with great passion. Built well and easy to change batteries. Portable. Can run two sets of headphones at the same time. Easy to set-up and use.
Batteries run down. Not as good as the Micro Amp which retails for only slighty more. Easy to misplace, if you leave it around your cluttered desk at work. Not enough gain for some headphones.
The most affordable method of turning a computer into a high-end music server which can serve as the front-end for a very musical sounding headphone rig. Well-designed and a piece of cake to set-up out of the box. It works well when on a plane and can...
Abstract: Heres how a typical day might go for a BitHead user: you hop the train/plane/bus/auto-rickshaw and fire up your iPod. Since youre using some very sweet sounding but power hungry, audiophile-approved set of cans (for instance the Ultrasone Proli...
Abstract: So why do you need a headphone amp? There are two reasons, and the first has to do with the headphones you are using. Higher end headphones need more power and most MP3 players do not have enough to drive these larger high-end headphones. The second r...
Abstract: October 2006 It’s fairly common for companies in any business to take a successful product and attempt to improve upon it. The audio field, however, is especially littered with Mk II and Reference models. In almost all cases, new models, whether th...
Abstract: When, on his long-running TV variety show, Jackie Gleason used to order up some "traveling music" from music director Ray Bloch, he got a live orchestras worth. But when Gleason, a composer and conductor in his own right (he wrote his shows unforgett...
