My Titanium HD has served me well but finally gave up the ghost today :(   I play a decent amount of games and dabble with bedroom music production, but nothing super serious so I don't need professional audio interfaces with tons of inputs. TiHD was fine for me in that regard. I'm not opposed...

Yeah, I've tried a couple flash drives (FAT32 and NTFS) and a USB mouse. The LED on every device illuminates, so it's getting power from my power source, but I haven't gotten a single one of them to actually mount/function. I have like 8 different USB host apps that I've been trying and none of...

I can't for the life of me get my LG Optimus G (USA AT&T E970 on latest update, 4.1.2, rooted but otherwise stock) to play with USB audio.   I have a HiFiMeDIY Sabre Tiny. I have a normal USB OTG cable and an OTG Y-cable which I connect to a power source, I've tried UARP and the UAPP beta...

Is there an easy way to tell if these super cheap knockoff Android tablets have USB audio output? There are going to be a ton of them on sale this weekend.

It can certainly be a pain to find the latest page in the thread with the updated list. A dedicated link with the updated list seems like an awesome idea.   It would be really cool if you could put all of this in a sortable spreadsheet and add values for "native USB audio" or "UARP only," etc...

I tested the DAC on my PC and it worked fine. It looks like there's either something wrong with my OTG cable (maybe they sent me a non-OTG cable?) or something is wrong with my phone -- I can't get any of my flash drives to mount to my phone through the OTG cable.    Bleh.

I'm unable to get USB Audio Recorder PRO to open with a HiFimeDIY Tiny DAC on my LG Optimus G (AT&T, E970).   Do I need a different kernel or what? I'm on stock 4.1.2 (latest for E970).

Seems like a no-brainer to me. According to your post, the STX has a superior DAC so it has the edge when listening to music, and is superior for gaming with its Dolby features. I suppose the Dolby features point is a draw if you have the same features on your previous soundcard, but I don't...

Cool, thanks! I found a new TiHD on eBay for $100 so I went ahead and snagged that :D   Just to clarify-- if (more like when) I get the upgrade itch in the future, I can feed the TiHD into an external DAC via S/PDIF and still make use of the DSP features of the TiHD with games, right?

Hey guys, I'm looking to try out an internal sound card since I spend a lot of time playing video games on my PC. I also listen to a lot of music so high sound quality would be really nice to have as well. If I had to break it down I'd say 60% gaming 40% music. I currently use Beyerdynamic DT770...

Hm.. I've read good and bad things about the Zero, but overall it seems pretty good for its price. What are some other amp/DAC options for roughly 100-200 USD? And again, if I were to go with the Zero and use the optical out from my Audigy 4, wouldn't the sound ultimately be limited by the...

Yeah, I've been noticing a lot of recommendations for the Zero amp/DAC around these parts. Would it be wise to buy a Zero and pair it with a sound card with better features for gaming? I'm actually not too sure about how important EAX or Dolby/DTS encoding are, but from what I can gather, the...

Still haven't decided which solution to go for. I don't know a whole lot about specs of sound cards/DACs, so I'm hoping to get some advice from anyone that has been through this before. What is the best option for sound quality for both games and music (and music production I suppose)? PCI or...

Thanks Gilly, that gives me a good starting point! I'm not entirely sure but I think my PCI-E x1 slot is being blocked by my video card, so I think the STX might not be an option. The specs on it look pretty impressive though. I couldn't find the non-X version for sale -- has it been released...

Hello, Head-Fi! I've been roaming these forums and read a lot of helpful threads here, so I figured this would be the best place to ask for some input! I recently purchased Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 80 headphones for my desktop. I generally just play video games and listen to music. On occasion I...