And yet there is no explanation as to how This is done. Is it done with partnerships with MQA and Tidal, etc or just sidestepping and by passing android which again is an extra processing functionity like buffering short on the details to how they are achieving bit perfect....but quick on the...

Also there are conditional requirements so don’t upgrade your third party apps or Android haha Doesn’t work offline re-watch the video. The record labels want it that way unless the app is cracked, Dave Grohl and once it’s online again they un-crack it 🤦‍♂️ I tried to be diplomatic but ibasso...

And yet I was joked at for being right with the facts on my side! Sure that sidesteps the Android os. However it is a workaround not native like I mentioned with largest ideas. Also were the coding solutions in conjunction with the third-party apps and android or just bypassed by the by Ibasso...

10:20 in the video. What applies to android smartphones applies to the DAC unless Ibasso re-programmed it with android help. I mentioned this as well.

Because it’s online try it offline and you will get 48 or 96! This was mentioned in the video you didn’t watch by Darkko. also try your own files not theirs see what you get on third party apps like USB run those test NOT on MangoOS!

Sure if you are judging me based on your product “pics” worth $6,000 budget. 96 kHz is a multiple of 48. 48 x 2 = 96/2 = 48 Android takes over while streaming. Running your “tests” proves nothing since it must measure the output stages not the “kernal” Moreover, the kernel is programmable...

It depends some DAC/Headphone Amps dongles connected to an iPhone that just streams or plays your music files at the correct sampling rates (unlike Andriod) could be close, worse or better than the Dx300. I'm talking anywhere from the $150 and up range that uses XMOS. This is however subjective...

Ironically, your questions are linked with UAPP in this video. Android by default doesn't allow for exact sampling rate but thanks for minor (useless) correction from Hz to Khz. FPGA is a field programming chip that allows for the pure music that bypasses and isn't affected by android default...

Well, 1200 bucks you should at least have an OLED display like many mid Teri smartphones do. 😛 My point was less is more. I don't want to have an attention span of 30 secs anymore and all that stuff I've cut down on. If I watch a movie I leave my phone in another room so I'm undisturbed for 2...

Especially when I’m surfing the web while playing my music file on my Ibasso but only when I’m not using MangoOS because then I can’t :frowning2: I MUST be able to surf the web and read my head Fi thread, check my email and social media accounts while listening to my music files and with the...

That’s because you won the genetic lottery and have super human ears. Mine are just plain old ones that looks at thousands of circuit designs and know what the industry is STILL using isn’t on par with some of the ibasso high specs. Especially if we talking about old recordings like In the 1950s...

I've asks this question a million x and there were literally fights and jokes about my questioning from ibasso fanatical fanboys. The FPGA in Master mode in theory would bypass Androids default 48-hertz native clocks regardless what format and sampling rates your files are in. The files are...

Enjoy the Dx300 and Pretend it’s a city. :)

I wish we at least knew what was programmed on the FPGA like what the digital filter “cut offs” are, etc. In my opinion this is what plays a big role in the dap sound the way it does! I do like that the dac circuitry is kept simple, not overly complicated and sticks very close to the AKm...

Yea a little information and clarification would be nice.