Recent content by JasonS
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Nuforce Icon HD as Speaker DAC
When you connect headphones to the front of the Icon HD, the device acts as a Headphone Amp. When you unplug the headphones an internal switch engages the RCA Line level outputs on the back, which you would then connect to an amplifier for powering speakers. :)- JasonS
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- Forum: Headphone Amps (full-size)
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Anybody know anything about the NuForce Icon amp's sound?
Why not give it a try. There is a 30 day return policy if you don't like it. :) Here is one review..... https://www.evernote.com/pub/nuforce-marketing/amplifierreview#b=0d378b99-78fc-46dc-949e-f273b8668f47&n=c889fcd4-102a-4cb5-8af2-43c765d963e7 -
NuForce uDac-2 vs USB-SPDIF bridges
The only way to connect to the uDac-2 is by means of USB connection from a computer. Then you can either use the internal DAC/Headphone amp, or use the S/PDIF OUT to connect to a different device with a S/PDIF input bypassing the internal DAC/AMP combo. In this regard it is strictly a USB to...- JasonS
- Post #12
- Forum: Computer Audio
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Nuforce Icon HDP into Mac help
Are you sure you are changing the OUTPUT and not the INPUT sample rate ?- JasonS
- Post #6
- Forum: Computer Audio
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Nuforce Icon HDP into Mac help
The guidelines for system settings are intended to assist you in the setup and operation of your Nuforce 24bit/96kHz USB DAC products (Icon HDP, uDAC-2, uDAC2-HP, Icon2 etc). USB is good only to 24bit/96kHz any higher resolutions must use the coax or optical SPDIF. Best Regards, JasonS- JasonS
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- Forum: Computer Audio
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[Review] Nuforce Icon HDP
The optical input of the HDP works up to 192kHz, but MANY OTHER PARTS of optical, such as the cable and the source DON'T SUPPORT > 96kHz. The HDP supports 88.2 and 176.4 but not via USB. Hope this helps, JasonS- JasonS
- Post #90
- Forum: Headphone Amps (full-size)