I experience the same. My xDsd sounds much more refined through Lg V60 / V10 than on Pixel 8, which is weird.

I remember reading people saying they were using Sony wm1z or similarly high priced daps for their bt device, now I understand they have a point.

No it doesn't. So, it cannot be about chosing LDAC.

This device is all about Bluetooth for me. Cleaner and punchier than headphone out of Lg V10 but pixel 8's Bluetooth output is really disappointing.

What I am saying is that I love its sound through the Lg phones. Even the two Lg phones have different sound signatures through the xDsd and I prefer V10 to v60, and the Pixel 8's sound through the xDsd is horrible. What is the science behind this?

It did work but how come the sound can be this bad compared to when I connect it to Lg V10 or v60? It is really disappointing how the source device can have this much impact on the sound output. I thought Xdsd's DAC would handle the digital signal:frowning2:

Thanks so much, I will try it when I get back home.

Should it flash blue in pairing mode?

My new Google Pixel 8 does not see the xDSD when I try to pair them up, what could be the problem? Thanks.

Is this thread closed? Has Mr. iems0nly left the hobby?

So, what are your current iems?

Nevermind, I ordered the FX9s.

How about the comfort level fx9 vs fx10 out of 10? Thanks!

Impressive video! It effectively highlighted the expertise and meticulous design of these headphones. I'll definitely keep an eye out for them!

For me, it is Sony hybrids. I use them on XBA-A3, and they stay better in my ear canals.