- Aug 10, 2019
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Earlier in the year I bought an Arcam Solo and on the whole I am pleased with my purchase. The only con is the headphone facility; firstly you don't get high quality sound - very tinny & no bass - and secondly when you insert the headphone jack, it automatically cut's out the tone controls so unavailable to improve the sound. Worth noting if you are thinking of buying one and something the retailer who sold it to me, Bill Vee, in London omitted to tell me
You would imagine the automatic solution would be to buy a good quality headphone amp, but if you want to use the iPod docking station which comes with the Solo (and very good it is to) you have to use the tape-in socket, meaning the tape loop is not available, which I believe is essential if you want to add a headphone amp.
I just wondered if the team at WHF or other forum members could suggest options. I am prepared to invest a reasonable sum to find a solution.
Many thanks
You would imagine the automatic solution would be to buy a good quality headphone amp, but if you want to use the iPod docking station which comes with the Solo (and very good it is to) you have to use the tape-in socket, meaning the tape loop is not available, which I believe is essential if you want to add a headphone amp.
I just wondered if the team at WHF or other forum members could suggest options. I am prepared to invest a reasonable sum to find a solution.
Many thanks