PEQ then MSEB then plugins.

There is an MQA decoding switch available in audio settings that you can turn off. You would go into Bluetooth settings on the player and enable Bluetooth reception, it is a separate mode from the usual which is Bluetooth to earphones etc. As long as you are connected to WiFi when viewing the...

try a high shelf filter cutting down by say 10 dB and move the corner frequency around to see / hear what high frequencies you can actually hear being attenuated. It will be more obvious the lower the frequency goes.

can I check what firmware version you're on?

Do you see any message onscreen or in notifications about this?

I don't know if the filters should be fixed or not but it should take an oscilloscope to tell for certain whether they're having an effect unless you are Cameron Oatley...

given that the changelog is still in Chinese, this should be the beta update stream which you opt into by tapping the 3-dot button on the upper right of the check updates screen.

The official figures for the impedance are 1 ohm SE and 2 ohms balanced

did you have any eq, dsp or preamp level set in the app or in device audio settings?

DSD is by its very nature impossible to EQ without PCM conversion. Heck, you can't even adjust its volume digitally.

We would recommend cards of U3 spec or above and not cards of C10 spec or under in case of high speed demands (such as hi-res). Any reliable brand should be ok.

You can uncheck convolution itself to bypass the convolution, lol

I've been reading around but would be nice to get confirmation from you which particular problems you're thinking of, then I might know if they're getting addressed in the next update.

If it's at 48kHz on reaching Convolution they *will* be applied Fixed Sample Rate had to be on top set to 48000 for Convolution with one of my filters to work. Regardless, it's a pretty personal thing.

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/r5-a-new-android-dap-by-hiby.912566/page-147#post-15610086 The MQA conundrum

2. For the first case, does USB in not appear as an option in the "Connected to USB for charging, Tap for more options" (or similar wording) dialog? for the second case, have you checked on your PC that out of the various possible output audio devices, the R6 III is actually selected for output?

HiFiGo would, HiFiGo is also an official reseller of HiBy products so that's fine.

agree that it could be better, but once you have grabbed the slider your finger can actually move anywhere up and down the screen without losing grip. :)

You speak as though you actually have sale to any member of any forum you're on to avoid.

Flat out lying about everything is also pointless and yet that's what he's doing.

I think, if you try to reconcile the conflicting reports everybody makes regarding which player is superior to which player soundwise, you will quickly go insane 😅

well, this is one definite solution.

is your shanling an android device or not? An android device (such as both the pixel and the r5) usually acts as the host, unless unequivocally signalled to be the client. Not so with a non-android device, which may perhaps only ever act as the client.

If you're having trouble in the sense that the wrong device becomes nominated as host, you may fix this by using a USB OTG adapter, and a regular USB A to C cable, instead of a direct C2C cable.