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post #976 of 984

Really would love to put in a pre-order about now.

 

It's October and I couldn't help but send a email asking when the Zo 2 launches. >.<

 

I have a shipito consolidation box just itching to be sent but I've decided to wait until I can add this.

 

The waiting game continues...


Edited by rezel - 10/8/11 at 6:28am

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post #977 of 984

Hey everyone,

 

Please make sure to check out the new thread for recent updates/announcements surrounding the ZO.2 launch!

 

Found here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/574126/digizoid-zo-2-news-thread

post #978 of 984

Regarding the review, has anyone tried a Zo with a K701/2 ? Very curious how the Zo affects it.

post #979 of 984

i'm curious to really understand the technology behind this.

 

isn't it colouring the music and adding something to the chain? my guess is it works like a second amp in-line - much like what Musical Fidelity's "superchargers"

(http://www.stereophile.com/solidpoweramps/907mf).

 

also it can't just add bass/treble without modifying the total sound signature - would the "imaging" of a well-recorded CD, say Jazz at the Pawnshop, stay the same? the imagined placements and distances of the players and instruments on the set?

 

anyone care to review a few notable and common CDs with the Zo to elaborate?

post #980 of 984

Its white mans magic. Given my woeful performance in physics and maths at both secondary and tertiary level, I dont pretend to understand what these guys are actually doing to the signal - as long as it works when my V2 arrives, I will be very happy. If not, I will have learnt a valuable lesson re blazing FOTMs and the calming effects of beer. Now *that* is one 'signal processor' I completely understand ! 

post #981 of 984

i didnt hear any coloration, but improvement to the quality and presentation of my music.

from digital to analog, its like that.

 

post #982 of 984

so just got the Digizoid ZO2, and I gotta say I love it. This thing brings power, it gives the bass one hell of a kick, as much as my 7.1 Yamaha receiver. The bass boost has an interesting contour, it is a lot like a bypass, the same way a sub woofer works hence the "personal sub woofer". It is really great, it does not warm the treble or mids too much, but I feel like the lower mids could use some more mids and less warmth, but that is very seldom. I like the black background too, and it is a HUGE step up from the E6, I absolutely hate the E6 now... It simply made my music warmer. This little device works wonders, granted in terms of amplification it isn't good considering there is only two presets and the lower one is really quiet and the higher one isn't as hifi. 

post #983 of 984

Is getting an LOD expressly for the ZO2 a waste of money? I'd be running it from in iPhone 4.

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Originally Posted by FieldingMellish View Post

Is getting an LOD expressly for the ZO2 a waste of money? I'd be running it from in iPhone 4.

There's some improvement, how noticeable it is is up to your ears.  You can get a cheap and decent one from fiio for about 6bucks.

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