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post #3886 of 4148
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Originally Posted by fakcior View Post
I've got a top-kit. It came with iBasso (extra opamps; not rolling kit). It's AD8397 and another one (I don't remember). But iare there many verisons of topkit? What's the difference between them?
I never produced a D10 Topkit using the AD8397!
post #3887 of 4148
Got my Mini-Audio/Ibasso D-10 today. Here are some pictures. Do the ibasso owners see any differences in the build except for the print? It sounds great






post #3888 of 4148
You have alps potentiometer (or fake alps), I have yellow potentiometer with A50K signature and other knob.
post #3889 of 4148
I dont think its fake. Mini audio is the ibasso brand for the chinese market. It came in original packing with warranty card for ibasso.
post #3890 of 4148
I meant that alps potentiometer can be fake, but I don't think so.
post #3891 of 4148
I accidentally cracked the optical connector, it still works but anyone was able to replace it?
post #3892 of 4148
Just ordered hiflights topkit for the D10. I have a pair of IE8 and Denon D5000. Any suggestions as to which opamps will be best for a combined use of these two headphones?

Any answers will be much appreciated.

Zai: I dont know, but you could send a mail to ibasso asking them for spare parts or for a warranty coverage.
post #3893 of 4148
After installing the Topkit, both phones will work well without changing any of the Topkit opamps.
Ron
post #3894 of 4148
yes, the topkit IS opamps, not sure why you bought the topkit and are asking what opamps you should use
post #3895 of 4148
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Zai View Post
I accidentally cracked the optical connector, it still works but anyone was able to replace it?
It is a through the hole connector. You could ask iBasso to send you one in the mail and have any decent tech take out the old one and replace it.
post #3896 of 4148
gusp: I am new to op amp rolling. And thought that the op amp kit consisted of many different op amps. Thank you for clarifying that for me

I got the kit recommended by a friend without really knowing much about it.
post #3897 of 4148
@klekk & jamato8:
Ok, i'll contact iBasso for advice.
post #3898 of 4148
At work I use a different rig than at home.

I tried two different setups:

Foobar WASAPI -> Firewire -> Firewire 410 -> Optical -> d10 (headphone out) -> Gilmore Lite -> cd3000

Foobar WASAPI -> Firewire -> Firewire 410 (1/2 Output) -> Gilmore Lite -> cd3000

For a few days I listened to the first setup and was pretty pleased, after I finally got an adapter hooked up to the fw410 to use its outputs...

I found that the d10 as a DAC via optical fared worse than the fw410 as a DAC; it was like the bass wasn't as well rounded on the d10 and couldn't keep up. I could also hear more coloration with the fw410, especially apprent with extreme high frequencies (it kind of hurts) as a result of this. I would venture to say too that the detail was better with the fw410.

I do recognize that volume matching at that point gets difficult, but do you guys think that there's some flaw in my setups here or would this seem accurate?
post #3899 of 4148
You use the line out of the D10 instead of the headphone out when connected to an amp.
post #3900 of 4148
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Originally Posted by Mr Do View Post
You use the line out of the D10 instead of the headphone out when connected to an amp.
I did that too but stuck with the HP out due to Jamato's recommendation!
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