Could someone with the eph-100/gr-07 and the Monster Copper provide a comparison in terms of soundstage, separation, and isolation? Or anything you can think of?   I own the Coppers currently, and they are fairly bass heavy, I'm contemplating whether it's worth it to get the eph-100, or...

Anybody using Shure SR840 or Monster Copper with this? Please chip in on your experience with the little dot I+.

Wouldn't a USB out also suits you? I'm using the Nuforce uDAC, computer->USB->DAC, then straight to the uDAC's built-in headphone plug or to your amp.

Mine is on Windows 7 as well.

Any idea on the left channel cutting out Jason? I think another user has reported a similar problem too.

Double Post. Sorry.

I'm running mine with a set of KRK Rokit speakers, they sound good to me except I get the odd pop sounds every few minutes. And my left channel cuts out once in a while, and I have to unplug/re-plug the USB cable to make it work again.

I'm having a problem with my uDAC, the left channel cuts out from time to time, and I need to unplug then plug it back in to make it work again. This worries me a bit. Anyone else experiencing this?

Quote: Originally Posted by blackzarg What type of cables are you using? I found that with one of my desktop amps (Tweak City Audio Gizmo) non-gold-plated RCA cables caused a buzz, but using gold-plated cables got rid of the buzz. I've tried two sets of RCAs, one is gold plated I...

So you know what I'm talking about then eh Do you mean that you have problems as well when connecting the uDAC to an amp? When I hook the uDAC up with my receiver, everything sounds fine, also the headphone out is very quiet as well. Only when I connect the uDAC to my amp, the hums...

Has anyone tried to connect the uDAC's RCA out to an amp? I have mine hooked up and I'm getting pretty bad hum/noise. It doesn't do this when I use optical out to a receiver then the amp. I'm suspecting it's USB noise from my computer, but does anybody else have a similar experience?

Question: Is anyone else's headband's adjustment thing really loose? Every time I take mine off, I have to re-adjust to put back on.

uDAC+SRH840 sounds very good to me, the SRH840 is very comfortable and the pads are really soft. I can't wait to see what the HDP can do.

axemusic.com is another place. The prices we pay in Canada is a joke. OIC, you need to plug both monitors in. Having separate amps in each monitor is better than one amp in the master for a lot of good reasons.

I'm feeding it to a Nakamichi AV-8 receiver. No problem when I connect my PS3's optical out to the receiver. Any of you guys heard of it? I always wanted to know if they are any good, but there aren't a lot of info about them.

Is anyone using the RCA out on the uDAC? When I turn the volume knob past around 3 o'clock, it distorts my speakers pretty badly. Before 3 o'clock, everything is fine.

I just got my SRH840 today, I connected it straight to uDAC's HP out and it sounds great!

I just got my pair today, they sound wonderful. I'm just connecting it to my uDAC's headphone out and it gets plenty loud. I also heard beats that I wasn't able to hear before on my Philips HP910 and ATH-ES7.

And you can connect uDAC's RCA out to your home receiver/amp to drive speakers.

That is a pretty bold statement to make.

I asked a similar question a few weeks back and the answers were mostly leaning towards a dedicated sound card...

Mine is still rubbing, but it's a minor problem that I can live with. Thanks.

Quote: Originally Posted by roker I also had that issue with the knob but it loosened up after an hour or two. I'd also like to note that the knob feels high quality compared to a lot of amps and preamps I've come in contact with (except for my NHT PVC). What do you mean by 'it...

I just went from onboard AC97 to a NuForce uDAC and it's a very nice upgrade for $99. Search for the thread, it's a good read.

Just got mine today. The unit itself is small and sturdy. One problem is the knob isn't parallel to the front face plate, so sometimes it rubs against the front face plate when adjusting volume. Sound wise it is definitely better than my onboard card.