I have. For me it's just too loud even on min volume in iem mode.

Yes and yes. But, there's a workaround. You can lower wifi transmit power.

Nope, mine is all stable. But I use lurker addon and neutron for streaming.

I have 9038s but it's usless with CA Andromeds, even in mode 4, first step of volume control is way to loud to listen :( Is there any way to make mode 4 less powerful / quieter?

Hello Paul, My screen problem is progressing, black unresponsive area is taking more and more out of "working" screen (see picture bellow). Is there a way to fix it? or can I order/buy a screen replacement? Regards, Andy

We have requested that feature for dx120 - not to charge internal battery while in usb-dac mode. That works now. So "no", it will not drain your battery if you connect it to mobile device in usb-dac mode. But that's not the whole story.

Hello Paul. I've tried the current firmware, here my initial observations: 1. There's an improvement: a) switch dx120 into dac mode, b) connect to a device - current draw is low. (I'm guessing dx120 is not charging internal battery) 2. If I keep it connected and switch dx120 into dap mode - usb...

So yes, I think it's just a matter of high expectations on my side. I didn't find it out initially because it was a spontaneous purchase. I'm not blaming anyone, I'm just saying it (dac w/o charge) would make it almost perfect experience. It would be a replacement for a dap or usb-dac without...

Same here, I've bought it without a proper research but without that function (USB DAC w/o charge) - I'm considering selling mine.

I'm starting to like my dx120, but there's one thing making it almost impossible. When I connect dx120 to my android phone (via usb cable), dx120 will drain (like really fast) my phones battery by charging dx120 internal one. I would be very useful feature to disable usb charging in dac mode...

Is there a way to use M0 as a source (connected to usb dac - mojo for example) and charge it (M0) at the same time?

From recent discovery in cheap IEM territory: Overrated: ZhiYin Z5000 (Underrated: Tin Audio T2)

I didn't follow this thread from the beginning, so excuse me if it was mention before.   I love UAPP, I think its great app, but still, some small(or not) "things" are missing. For me what is missing is better stream error handling (meaning how app handles connection problems).   So for...

  Sure You can recover!, almost any android device has a "special mode"(recovery or/and fastboot mode) just to "reflash" whole firmware/rom to factory state. Root on android is very useful, especially for advanced users.

I have missed that in Oficial Thread, Thank You! Faulty regulator it is.