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As for amplifiers improving the frequency response, it's been proven multiple times, and RMAA measurings show that soundcards may not have sufficient power to drive any headphone.
As for amplifiers improving the frequency response, it's been proven multiple times, and RMAA measurings show that soundcards may not have sufficient power to drive any headphone.
Probably Steve999 had this discussion in mind: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....showtopic=46620
Ofcourse, the results Pio2001 posted there only apply to one set of headphones and soundcard.
Well soundcards have amplifiers too, as does anything with a headphone output. Some are better than others. Some soundcards contain headphone amplifiers that are pretty decent. Those results just showed two amplifiers which gave slightly different frequency responses. Dedicated headphone amplifiers would presumably give a better response than both in general.

