Audio-GD NFB-11.32 (Delivery & Impression Thread)!!! - Page 7

Sup has done a good job with the first 4 questions.

I can positively state that the 11.32 does an outstanding job with the HE-400s. Changing the pleather pads to the velour pads on the HE-400 makes them much less dark.

http://www.head-fi.org/t/604583/hifiman-he-400-review - right here MattTCG states, that he didn't like audio-gd compass/he-400 bundle. I'm almost sure that compass used same fully discrete ACSS headphone amp, as in their other products. So how can you be so sure, if you haven't tried it yourself?

Has anyone using the USB chip had an issue where the device disappears for a few seconds while using it?

Do you get an error ? Which Operating System are you running ? There's something else going on if its failing to even extract the setup executable 

Try running Currawong's version

If your running a PC, you can probably get away with right clicking and installing the driver .inf - right click - select install on the inf appropriate to your OS, and doing a reboot once it installs, should detect the device on reboot. 

Found here : http://www.audio-gd.com/Audio-gdUSB32forwindows.rar

In the following directory once extracted.

 Audio-gdUSB32forwindows\Audio-gdUSB32forwindows\viaudusb\Driver

Your succeed install driver must had  wrong, it is the TE8802 driver.

Can you try to  download the driver V1.0 on another computer  and upzip, store in a external flash then push into your computer for install?

http://www.audio-gd.com/Pro/dac/USB32/USB32EN.htm

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Originally Posted by Sparky14 

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Sup has done a good job with the first 4 questions.

 

I can positively state that the 11.32 does an outstanding job with the HE-400s. Changing the pleather pads to the velour pads on the HE-400 makes them much less dark.

http://www.head-fi.org/t/604583/hifiman-he-400-review - right here MattTCG states, that he didn't like audio-gd compass/he-400 bundle. I'm almost sure that compass used same fully discrete ACSS headphone amp, as in their other products. So how can you be so sure, if you haven't tried it yourself?

Were you by any chance touching/moving USB cable while that happened?

If yes - try different USB cable.

If the driver can finished install but at last have a window refer one of the components failed to install ,that is while install the driver , the USB device have not connect with the computer and power on.

I think it is the chip containing NFB-11.32's modified USB interface firmware that KingWa has been referring to in his previous post on this thread:

By free interpretation of his words:

It contains USB firmware that allows users to change output volume in installed driver software or OS control panel. With original (pre-installed) USB input firmware chip the output volume in driver software and/or OS was fixed to 100% and non changeable.

Be warned that if you install firmware chip incorrectly - you will break your NFB-11.32!

(That most probably means that you can "turn chip around" and push it wrong way in it's socket by not taking care where pin 1 of the chip should reside. So be careful - take note of the orientation of pre-installed firmware chip before pulling it off and be sure you installed new firmware chip in the same orientation.)

Ok, NFB 11.32 is on the way to me. Later, I will write some impressions.