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post #331 of 334
8/21/11 at 12:58pm

Thanks for the answer. Just removed the adapter and the ZERO worked - although sound was a little bit muffled (otherwise the opamp wouldn't be necessary). But  no destortion and full amplification. Just ordered a new OPA627. Let's see...

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post #332 of 334
8/23/11 at 4:32pm

I've had my eye on the zero for a while because of it's price, but recently read many great things about audio gd's nfb-12. This would be my first DAC/amp so I was wondering if there is any significant difference between the two that would be apparent to someone new to this like me. BTW I'd use it with my HD650's and asus laptop. 

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post #333 of 334
11/20/11 at 10:27pm


Anyone has comment on this? Thanks

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Originally Posted by turbo1 View Post
 

I've had my eye on the zero for a while because of it's price, but recently read many great things about audio gd's nfb-12. This would be my first DAC/amp so I was wondering if there is any significant difference between the two that would be apparent to someone new to this like me. BTW I'd use it with my HD650's and asus laptop. 



 

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post #334 of 334
11/20/11 at 11:17pm
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Originally Posted by turbo1 View Post

I've had my eye on the zero for a while because of it's price, but recently read many great things about audio gd's nfb-12. This would be my first DAC/amp so I was wondering if there is any significant difference between the two that would be apparent to someone new to this like me. BTW I'd use it with my HD650's and asus laptop. 


Anything op-amp based is going to sound the same given they share the same chip. 

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