High impedance Headphone connect directly to speaker outputs.

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I have a technical enquiry... about my Devialet 200.

Can I connect directly some to my high impedance headphones type Audeze LCD-4 15w (200 ohm) or Sennheiser HD800 (300 ohm) put at the minimun lowering the output power of 200 Devialet, or would have some reliability problem due to impedance.

There are many fans in recent times to high-fidelity headphones, people have to buy dedicated amplifiers for drive it, such high impedance and power. Would be a goal for Devialet if through the configurator could adapt the Devialet to feed these headphone directly .

Thanks for help me. 

I've been running my Sennheiser HD800s directly from the Ds pre-amp output with great success.
If I understand you correctly, you want to lower the output of the D. I haven't tried this, but can't see any reason why it shouldn't work. You'll probably have to turn the volume right up though.
It is easy to set up the configurator: Under General Settings Startup Mode, tick the Sub/ Preout Box
Open the settings for the pair of inputs next to the AES/EBU input and tick the Pre-amplified Output (Stereo) circle. At the bottom of the page, untick the "mute applies to this output" circle.
You will need to buy an adaptor cable to go from two RCA phono plugs to stereo female jack socket.
Plug your 'phones into this, select and play your source, press the mute button on the remote which should mute your speakers, but not the 'phones output and you should be good to go.

No sorry, you don't understand me...
Say directly to SPEAKER OUTPUTS , not preamplifier, the preamp output in Devialet is of low current, this preamp out don't drive correct high impedance headphone, I have been owner HD800 and listened powerless, lifeless, even raising the output to max 4 volts, since this output without intensity current (ampere)
. Only drives well  low impedance headphones, type Fostex TH900 or Audeze LCD-X .
For everything else dedicated headphone amplifier is needed

Thanks.

 
Sorry, didn't see anything about SPEAKER OUTPUTS in your original post.