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Forums » General Discussion » Advice from Axiom Owners » M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
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#393411 - 05/26/13 03:58 AM
M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
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devotee 
Registered: 01/08/06 Posts: 300 Loc: Sydney Australia |
I'm toying with getting some M3's for the kids to replace their All in One rubbish iPhone docks but I'm stumped on who offers an small and reasonably priced amp designed for an iPhone. I like the look of this Headphone Amp as an example (but it will not drive M3's of course). http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/809824-REG/Fiio_E9I_E9i_Desktop_Headphone_Amplifier.html
I'm not the iPhone type so any suggestions would be great. Thanks Nathan
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#393412 - 05/26/13 04:00 AM
Re: M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
[Re: jmone]
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devotee
Registered: 01/08/06 Posts: 300 Loc: Sydney Australia |
...the other option is to wait for the yet to be released powered Airplay/DLNA speakers.....
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#393414 - 05/26/13 08:50 AM
Re: M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
[Re: jmone]
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axiomite 
Registered: 08/05/09 Posts: 6015 Loc: Milky Way Galaxy |
This Airport Express thingie might be what your looking for. It's worth a look anyway.
http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/ I would think with this you could just connect it to any receiver.
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#393429 - 05/26/13 04:51 PM
Re: M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
[Re: jmone]
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devotee
Registered: 01/08/06 Posts: 300 Loc: Sydney Australia |
Thanks but it is not an amp. I could use receivers (and many have iSuff docks) but it is kinda big for a couple of bookshelf speakers.
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#393431 - 05/26/13 05:26 PM
Re: M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
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veteran 
Registered: 09/23/12 Posts: 152 |
Check out B&W Airplay systems. Have heard in person and they are pretty solid for the price. Available through apple stores I believe. Models A5 and A7 are fantastic.
Probably find them cheaper locally in Aus. |
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#394256 - 06/17/13 11:32 PM
Re: M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
[Re: jmone]
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old hand 
Registered: 01/09/12 Posts: 90 Loc: Maple, Ontario |
Have a look at these:
1. http://shop.emotiva.com/collections/speakers/products/airmotiv4 OR 2. http://shop.emotiva.com/collections/amplifiers/products/a100
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#394261 - 06/18/13 06:40 AM
Re: M3's and iStuff - What "amp" to use
[Re: jmone]
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old hand Registered: 12/29/02 Posts: 69 |
I drive M3's in my small home office, with all audio sent from my Mac, with this:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005F5U86G/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It's perfect for me. Tiny, silent, cool, nice looking and, so far, flawless. Quite limited in power, of course, but more than adequate for my needs and maybe for yours, too. I use the audio out port of my Mac Pro, but of course for wireless use you could just add an Airport Express. |
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