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waynes world
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My 780 is still on its way from China; it has not cleared customs yet in China, so I probably will have to wait another 7-10 days for its arrival...
Really looking for your impressions jdog!
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Thanks. The 780 will arrive sometime this week; I'll get some time this next weekend to test it out and then post some impressions...
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I'm interested in this DAP and curious to learn which lossy formats are supported.
I found this eBay listing, which states that the device will play AAC files, but I haven't seen that information anywhere else. I've got a lot of iTunes .m4a files, because my wife's all in with The Fruit Company. I've purchased a couple of AGPtEK H01's and they sounded great, but both had defects on arrival (one had scratches and the other had a defective volume knob), and I'm a bit hesitant to purchase a third one.
If you could let us know whether it will play aac / .m4a files jdog, that would be cool.
I found this eBay listing, which states that the device will play AAC files, but I haven't seen that information anywhere else. I've got a lot of iTunes .m4a files, because my wife's all in with The Fruit Company. I've purchased a couple of AGPtEK H01's and they sounded great, but both had defects on arrival (one had scratches and the other had a defective volume knob), and I'm a bit hesitant to purchase a third one.
If you could let us know whether it will play aac / .m4a files jdog, that would be cool.
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I'm interested in this DAP and curious to learn which lossy formats are supported.
I found this eBay listing, which states that the device will play AAC files, but I haven't seen that information anywhere else. I've got a lot of iTunes .m4a files, because my wife's all in with The Fruit Company. I've purchased a couple of AGPtEK H01's and they sounded great, but both had defects on arrival (one had scratches and the other had a defective volume knob), and I'm a bit hesitant to purchase a third one.
If you could let us know whether it will play aac / .m4a files jdog, that would be cool.
I should receive the 780 soon and as soon as I get it, I'll try out a few AAC files... I'll get back to you soon...
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Not yet fully tested. I just noticed some clicks when skipping songs. I will do further testing when I get home tonight.
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Not yet fully tested. I just noticed some clicks when skipping songs. I will do further testing when I get home tonight.
Sweet! Could you tell us if it plays flac files without issues? The 770(c) without Rockbox had fair issues with warble with flac...
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Not yet fully tested. I just noticed some clicks when skipping songs. I will do further testing when I get home tonight.
Thanks, It looks beautiful and well built . The display reminds me of HSA studio series .
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I'm interested in this DAP and curious to learn which lossy formats are supported.
I found this eBay listing, which states that the device will play AAC files, but I haven't seen that information anywhere else. I've got a lot of iTunes .m4a files, because my wife's all in with The Fruit Company. I've purchased a couple of AGPtEK H01's and they sounded great, but both had defects on arrival (one had scratches and the other had a defective volume knob), and I'm a bit hesitant to purchase a third one.
If you could let us know whether it will play aac / .m4a files jdog, that would be cool.
Yes, the 780 plays AAC and ALAC files, but it does not play AIFF files. I am getting my first DSD 64 file today, so I'll try this out later. I have played some FLAC files (16/44) with no problems today. I'll look into some higher res FLAC files later this weekend. The sound quality is very good, I prefer HO B; there is a setting to change to LO, and there appear to be a graphic equalizer, but I need to figure out how to set this up. More later... oh, yes, there is a slight click when changing songs...
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Yes, the 780 plays AAC files. I don't think it plays ALAC files, but it appears to play AIFF files. I am getting my first DSD 64 file today, so I'll try this out later. I have played some FLAC files (16/44) with no problems today. I'll look into some higher res FLAC files later this weekend. The sound quality is very good, I prefer HO B; there is a setting to change to LO, and there appear to be a graphic equalizer, but I need to figure out how to set this up. More later... oh, yes, there is a slight click when changing songs...
Awesome. If/when you get a chance, any SQ comparisons to the 770 (orug if possible) would be most appreciated!
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What about gapless playback?
No, it does not have gapless playback or cue support with current firmware.
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I posted a quick impression on this DAP at my local audio group back home. Not sure if this will benefit with further burn in but here's my early impression OOTB:
This is an interesting little DAP. Some new features that I see here are the two HP out ports having two different sound signatures. One on the left sounds mid-centric and the other on the right focuses more on instruments (and a bit louder when switching ports directly). By comparing the two ports, I have noticed some peaks on female vocals, but only on high-pitched notes, on the left HP out. The right HP out sounds more balanced for me and I liked this better. Indeed, the instruments sounded fantastic, especially strings and percussion. Though I heard some sibilance on some high-pitched female vocals (probably more on the left).
There's enough punch on the midbass but I'd prefer a deeper subbass (though it's decent). Bass sounds full bodied overall but the xDuoo X10 sounds a bit cleaner.
Treble strikes me as somewhat between natural to smooth sounding. Missing a bit on mircodetails but both this and the mids doesn't feel veiled or recessed at all.
Another new feature that I see is the bass boost toggle. I feel like it makes the overall signature darker when used with an IEM. I prefer to use this on earbuds to give additional body to the overall sound. Line out works properly and I've got a wider soundstage using the Vorzamp Duo.
I think you will find the overall signature of this DAP on the warm side due to the full-bodied bass, intimate vocals due to the limited width in stage but deep enough to hear proper layering and background instruments. This is just a quick run through on the DAP's sound characteristics out of the box. As we probably hear things differently, YMMV.
Pros:
- DSD decoding (tested up to 64 only, 256 on paper)
- small footprint for a highly capable DAP, easy to stack
- two HP out ports with different sound signatures
- line out for stacking amps
- bass boost toggle
- might appeal to vocal lovers
Cons:
- a bit narrow (but deep) soundstage
- there's a tendency to get peaky (left port) and sibilant (right port) vocals
- only folder playing (I can't seem to find an SD card scanning feature)
- quite sharp on the DAP's edges (the leather case alleviated this)
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Yes, the 780 plays AAC files. I don't think it plays ALAC files, but it appears to play AIFF files. I am getting my first DSD 64 file today, so I'll try this out later. I have played some FLAC files (16/44) with no problems today. I'll look into some higher res FLAC files later this weekend. The sound quality is very good, I prefer HO B; there is a setting to change to LO, and there appear to be a graphic equalizer, but I need to figure out how to set this up. More later... oh, yes, there is a slight click when changing songs...
Hey thanks. Much appreciated! Now... this or the AGPtEK for a third go-round? Decisions, decisions....
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