View Full Version : FS Creek OB-11 Headphone Amp 75.00 Shipped Conus
george daniel
03-17-2008, 07:52 PM
Original owner,no box,manual if I can find it,in/outputs,Creek PS,please PM if interested. I have driven Grado's and Senn 600 with this little jobbie.
Thanks for looking
AndyGwis
03-17-2008, 09:44 PM
PM sent. I'll take if still available.
The mound of gear continues to grow!!!
RuSsMaN
03-17-2008, 09:47 PM
Disregard Andy's pm. Is the output variable or fixed? Pops is thinking about some cans, but also wants to drive an amp with a single source.
AndyGwis
03-17-2008, 09:51 PM
I've got a can for your Daddy right here, Russell.
Way to show Saturday. You couldn't transport yourself over there using the teleporter, Scottie?
George - Russ is just bitter he's old and slow. Do you prefer check, MO, Paypal?
RuSsMaN
03-17-2008, 09:53 PM
No, and I don't even want to discuss how bummed I was, and still am. I was up until 3am the night before listening to tunes, and making selections to demo and share at the meet.
My post count is higher than yours, so my questions override yours. Loser.
AndyGwis
03-17-2008, 10:01 PM
Dude, sorry to hear about your troubles with las llaves on Saturday. I (we) missed you.
I don't feel back about FM thread dumping cuz this creek is already SOLD!!!
sucks2beme
03-17-2008, 10:06 PM
Nice snag, Andy. Russman, what's your budget for headphone amp/preamp?
Respond via pm.
george daniel
03-17-2008, 10:47 PM
Sale pending to Andy--the inputs and outputs are variable (control knob).
RuSsMaN
03-17-2008, 11:09 PM
Nice snag, Andy. Russman, what's your budget for headphone amp/preamp?
Respond via pm.
It's not my budget, it's his. Pm sent.
Andy, look for a Classe transport for sale soon in the Flea Market - I seem to have stumbled onto one, and it will go at a give away price.
AndyGwis
03-17-2008, 11:25 PM
I'LL TAKE IT!!! Thanks, Russ. Silver or Black? Does the remote mostly function with an "upgraded" SOTA battery cover?
Thanks, George.
jakelm
03-18-2008, 12:27 AM
Sale pending to Andy--the inputs and outputs are variable (control knob).
So it can be used as a pre/amp?
Hmmmmm....
RuSsMaN
03-18-2008, 12:56 AM
I don't think the outputs are variable, or all the specs would come out and say so. Regardless, Andy will solve the mystery in short order since he STOLE this one from Ben.
Andy, black, silver, what's a $3 can of Krylon between friends. Hell, I'll do Ferrari red at no upcharge, for you and you only.
george daniel
03-18-2008, 05:53 PM
Russ,, you are correctomundo,, the input(source) volume can be controlled with the vol knob,, the outputs allow the signal to pass thru to the next component(pre-amp or tape). I stand corrected. Andy,, I found the owners manual and registration card,which I'll send along with it. All for now. :)
AndyGwis
07-02-2008, 12:20 AM
So, hate to bring up an old thread, but have a question.
I've been using a CD player as a transport as of late. So, I've used the analog outputs to the Creek headamp and the digital output to my DAC. Works great since I only use the headphones for CDs, not tuner or vinyl.
But, if I didn't have this setup, what would be the next best way to have the headamp in my rig? I hate to go CD Player to headamp to integrated and add another link to the signal path. Is there an easier way to have it hooked up that I'm not thinking of?
If I use the preouts from my integrated (MF A308), the speakers are still playing as well. This is my first head amp. Thanks!
billbillw
07-02-2008, 08:23 AM
Andy,
These are really designed to use the tape out connections on a preamp. Tape out to the headphone amp input, then you take the RCA outputs of the headphone amp to the tape player. If you want your speakers off, just turn the volume all the way down on the preamp.
If you don't have a preamp with tape out, you are kinda screwed.
BTW, any chance you want to sell this?
AndyGwis
07-02-2008, 09:35 AM
Probably not selling anytime soon. It works great, I was just curious how I'd hook it up if I ever decided to switch my setup around.
Thanks for the info. I shipped your HD-DVDs out a couple days ago. Should be to you shortly.
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