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Originally Posted by Zoltan99
What's the point of high impedance headphones? I see some models have two options (Low and High impedance). So why would anybody go for the...
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Originally Posted by Hybrys
You definitely have ME curious. What DAC is this, and what 'technology' applies this?
In these DACs, the clock is generated in the DAC itself and sent...
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Originally Posted by leeperry
Well, the cPlay coder says that players sound different due to software jitter within the windows kernel...I really don't see what the DAC you are...
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Originally Posted by regal
I suspect the software player myth can be shot to death pretty easily, or we could all be pleasantly surprised.
Agreed. This is one of the easier...
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Originally Posted by JaZZ
The latter is imaginable – but I doubt that there's an ADC with a 22-kHz anti-aliasing filter at a sampling rate of 96 kHz. If it's a feature of the...
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Originally Posted by Shike
@b0dhi
It's either intentional or an oversight, the slow roll-off is a feature that can be enabled/disabled in the DF1704 (a digital filter).
Ah yes,...
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If it is an oversampling design than I fail to see why they even bothered with the slow-roll off.
I'm a little puzzled by the slow roll-off. The DAC already implements a brick-wall filter so...
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Originally Posted by Shike
Obviously, some companies seem a bit more in line with common (and often considered fair) pricing structures than others. $800 for a NOS DAP just doesn't seem to scale well...
Correct me if I'm wrong but that PCB looks like its been soldered by hand. There's even a pair of bridged pins on the top left.
The two channels are virtually crammed up against each other, which, if the layout...
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Originally Posted by Head Injury
The cable does nothing different for an individual. The cable does the exact same thing for everyone who uses it, because it works based on scientific principles....
