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Originally Posted by H20Fidelity
My E10 is clean as a whistle from my laptop. Noooo problems at all ,and that's using sensitive IEMs.
what computer are you using?
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Originally Posted by ClieOS
Ferrite usually only deals with noise beyond 3~5Mhz (RF noise, and remember that music is 22kHz at most). Depends on what kind of noise we are talking, it could work and it could be...
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Originally Posted by ClieOS
At the beginning when USB was first introduced on the Apple and moved to Windows, most computer has excellent USB hardware. Unfortunately over the years, PC maker start to cut corner...
hrm...I am still noticing a bit of static when nothing is playing though...It's pretty hard to describe what it sounds like...the closest thing i can think of is morse code but with a feed back kind of noise mixed with a bit of static.
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Originally Posted by r0gu3
Just got my E10 this morning, and just like doooodstevenn ^^ here , I use my m50 and love it to bits. the difference between using the headphone jack on the imac is totally...
I just plugged it into the other side USB port (USB 3.0 if that even matters) playing FLAC through my M50's and it sounds awesome and no static/feedback/buzzing noises. I guess I will hold onto this one for a bit longer to make...
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Originally Posted by ClieOS
If you still get feedback and noise on your new USB DAC< it could very well that your PC has 'dirty' USB and not problem of the DAC themselves.
Would the problem be the computer...
Had an e7, battery did not charge. returned e10. Feedback/buzzing noises issues.
I'm going to be returning the e10 back to amazon, when my new DAC comes in but i have yet to decide that, so any...