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post #151 of 733
4/1/12 at 5:43pm

The UI DEMO is only a DEMO. We did not put equalizer in only because it is a demo. We will have a equalizer. 

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post #152 of 733
4/1/12 at 7:38pm

DX100 seem to put out the highs very easily so this is another reason I equed it and now it is warm.

 

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Well, it's funny you should mention that, because I'm finding the DX100 can sound a little cold at times with my Miracles. The DX100 does sound excellent in many other areas of it's presentation, though.

 

I've never heard the 801 in any of its incarnations but I know it is considered to sound quite lush and 'analogue' in character.

 

The Miracles are total chameleons so I'm curious to try SE-5 and MG6Pro wit the DX100



 

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post #153 of 733
4/1/12 at 7:40pm

EQ it to make it compatable with your earphone

 

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It's also very important how you pair players with phones. 801 is very good for IEMs with bright sound or airy treble because of its full and lush sound. 801 + Game is truly one of the best system I have heard for sensitive IEMs.



 

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post #154 of 733
4/3/12 at 4:24pm

 

 

Forgive me if this has already been posted (I've been mostly focusing on the DX100 threads, lately wink.gif), but I've not noticed this English link being posted in this thread, so here goes:

 

http://www.hifiman.com/uidemo/

 

 

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post #155 of 733
4/3/12 at 7:50pm
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Forgive me if this has already been posted (I've been mostly focusing on the DX100 threads, lately wink.gif), but I've not noticed this English link being posted in this thread, so here goes:

 

http://www.hifiman.com/uidemo/

 

 


 


What concerns me is not the UI but the actual size of the device lol. If its that big is a "Space ship" ;).

 

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post #156 of 733
4/3/12 at 7:54pm

Looks reasonable in size on post 1 but seeing it with other devices would help more.

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post #157 of 733
4/4/12 at 12:20am

They are saying “There is no more spare space in this new player. This is the most compact design I have ever done!”

 

Sounds good :)

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post #158 of 733
4/4/12 at 6:40am

I'm actually pretty excited about this DAP. I love my HM-601 Slim but I'm wanting something with more power. I was leaning towards the DX100 but this announcement has put those plans on hold. I just wish we had something more concrete as far as release date/pricing go. I'm impatient as all hell....

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post #159 of 733
4/4/12 at 8:06am



Yeah the 601 sounded nice but it needed a lot more power for me so I didnt get it.

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I'm actually pretty excited about this DAP. I love my HM-601 Slim but I'm wanting something with more power. I was leaning towards the DX100 but this announcement has put those plans on hold. I just wish we had something more concrete as far as release date/pricing go. I'm impatient as all hell....



 

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post #160 of 733
4/5/12 at 9:27am

Not sure if this was replied to yet, but the 440mW would be the balanced output, which is essentially twice the signal = twice the power. When the signal balances itself out, it halves itself, halving the 440mW figure to 220mW figure, making it less powerful than the DX100 at 245mW.
 

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The Balanced amp card for the HM-801 is actually much more powerful than the DX100. It delivers 440mW and the DX100 is "only" 245mW. There is also a single ended power amp (blue PCB) which is supplied with newer HM-801 units, but I haven't seen any spec's for it yet.

 



 

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post #161 of 733
4/5/12 at 9:32am


Interesting, I would not want it any less powerful then 220mW. The Dx100 is powerful so 220mW aint that much lower so now I am wondering how much power will the new STOCK Hifiman will have?
 

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Not sure if this was replied to yet, but the 440mW would be the balanced output, which is essentially twice the signal = twice the power. When the signal balances itself out, it halves itself, halving the 440mW figure to 220mW figure, making it less powerful than the DX100 at 245mW.
 



 



 

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post #162 of 733
4/5/12 at 9:47am

I listen to my Thunderpants with my HM-801 with balanced amp. They're pretty hard to drive and still I only get to about 4 or 5. On my Westone 4's, I barely get to 1. Can't even listen to them quietly because of the severe channel imbalance. 220mW is more than enough.
 

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Interesting, I would not want it any less powerful then 220mW. The Dx100 is powerful so 220mW aint that much lower so now I am wondering how much power will the new STOCK Hifiman will have?
 



 



 

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post #163 of 733
4/5/12 at 12:50pm

played with the UI demo,

 

it looks bloody dreadful.

bright blue text on coloured background looks terrible,

and the wheel button is not able to go up, down, left or right.

 

But if sounds like I hope it does, I'll still buy one.smily_headphones1.gif

 

Hopefully the look and navigation will improve upon release.

The mix of fonts and apperance of texts really needs improvement

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post #164 of 733
4/5/12 at 1:47pm
I agree on needing the wheel to click in the standard directions and rotate. Text colors are ok for me. Other than the click directions for the wheel, I like that it is simple and straight forward.
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post #165 of 733
4/6/12 at 7:29am
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Not sure if this was replied to yet, but the 440mW would be the balanced output, which is essentially twice the signal = twice the power. When the signal balances itself out, it halves itself, halving the 440mW figure to 220mW figure, making it less powerful than the DX100 at 245mW.

It is still capable of delivering 440mW into the (full size) headphone you may choose. If you buy the balanced amp module, it includes a balanced cable (for HE-series headphones, but this cable could be terminated to just about any headphone with detachable cables) plus an extra plug for balanced drive that you can solder on the cable of the headphone you have.

 

BTW - I have been told that the power amp delivered with newer HM-801 is about 200mW.


Edited by LarsHP - 4/6/12 at 7:31am
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