I found PCM1704U datasheet where you can see detailed specs.
Details and datasheet on part: PCM1704U-K/2K
I hope there's no copyright issue
Details and datasheet on part: PCM1704U-K/2K
I hope there's no copyright issue

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I found PCM1704U datasheet where you can see detailed specs.
Details and datasheet on part: PCM1704U-K/2K I hope there's no copyright issue ![]() |



then rest will be history !!
i m already proud to be 1st batch and 1st of its kind ! it's a revolutionary product like R10 or Orpheus in MP3 (i think we do agree that HF801 sets a pretty high bar for late comer dont we ? ). and i m sure later others join to manufacture similar product might start to discover the price range and might scale down to cater people with less budget etc and until new invention, i m sure HF-801 r here to stay and stand as standard for comparison for a while in MP3 world 





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I hate to be the devils advocate here, but it seems kinda chunky, reminds me of the cassette players from the 90s. Lots of people here who want a high quality media player without the extraneous amps and dacs are the same people who dont want to carry around a brick in the pocket (me being one of them).
In my eyes, an iPod Video, along with one of the new, soon to be released, smaller portable amps, such as the Pico Slim or RSA Shadow, is a much much more portable option. Realistically, this thing is about the size of an iPod Touch with a Pico or Predator. Maybe the HifiMAN will blow the previously stated combos away, and will make it worth having a brick in your pocket. Until then though, I will keep my $600 and spend it on other gear. |
i m being sarcastic
it provides flexibility with storage and battery exchangeable, while keep the spec to it possibly can and mark the price lower than all three combine~


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It's not worth having a bigger battery that would require a new battery door and make the HM-801 larger when you can just plug in the AC Adapter for desktop use.
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