everything about these headphones is flawless. Everything is balanced, and perfect. Any of the reviews that didn't like them most likely have a fake pair, or, hate life. The only thing I could...
I paid 25 bucks for this phone, which makes it stupidly good value. Best Bang for the buck phone. Quite comfy so you can use it for quite a long time. Sounds is quite awesome, not 200$ awesome...
with so much talk on burn-in , i really dont know if im a believer or not.... my xb500s had a change in sound once burnt in, but it wasnt the same with the shure se 535(then again BAs need no...
I am one of the crazy guys with a bucket full of IEMs. I listen mostly to my beloved Cowon J3 because I can equalize most IEMs for a sound I like. I have an amp. Now I have the 012s, like I...
This is an updated version of what I posted on the impressions thread located here. I changed a few things because I've now been using the ZO2 for a week, extensively.
I'm running the...
I've never been so high as when I plugged this into my laptop and it was not only recognized, but works LOL, and sounds great.
I can't wait for the next project.
Many thanks to MisterX and AMB, I hope others enjoy this as much as I have.
I've never been so high as when I plugged this into my laptop and it was not only recognized, but works LOL, and sounds great.
I can't wait for the next project.
Many thanks to MisterX and AMB, I hope others enjoy this as much as I have.
red light does not mean it is not working. It just means it is not receiving an audio signal on the selected input.
Or, as I understand it, the red light is on when there is no actual music playing under USB connection. When the DAC is connected to either optical or coax, it is green all the time, as long as a good connection is made, even if music isn't playing. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but that's what I've noticed on my y1.
I made the DAC and it works however the light is always green. Sometimes it flickers to red for the blink of an eye when changing modes but it always remains green.
It doesn't really matter, but I'm just curious why this is?
Or, as I understand it, the red light is on when there is no actual music playing under USB connection. When the DAC is connected to either optical or coax, it is green all the time, as long as a good connection is made, even if music isn't playing.
Yes, this is exactly what happens on mine.
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Originally Posted by dude_500
I made the DAC and it works however the light is always green. Sometimes it flickers to red for the blink of an eye when changing modes but it always remains green.
Even on USB, when no music is playing? Odd. What platform/OS are you running? What playback software?
Even on USB, when no music is playing? Odd. What platform/OS are you running? What playback software?
XP and Vista both do it, just media player and win-amp. I can fully unplug USB and run it on the wall power and it is still green, all three sources are green when all it has is wall power.
XP and Vista both do it, just media player and win-amp. I can fully unplug USB and run it on the wall power and it is still green, all three sources are green when all it has is wall power.
Hmmmm, sounds like your NOR gate chip U8D is doing funny things.
dude_500, check your solder joints at U2D pin 14 and 15, as well as all pins of U8D. Make sure you have the correct chip installed for U8D. The marking should say "A02x" (x is irrelevant).
The TOTX147PLFT-ND optical-reciever is hard to come by. Can is use another toslink optical-reciever which have the same pin number and is for board mount?