In this thread people would vote for Moondrop, obviously. In fiio's - for FH7. And, for sure, the thieaudio owners would praise for their stuff... Demo the S8, if it fits your needs - just go for it!

Hello, in case anyone willing to let go PP8s, I'm looking for small version. Feel free to PM me your offer. Cheers =)

And also battery life. Can confirm that PR2 lasted about 15 hours of listening CD-FLACs and a few DSDs with regular screen usage. Also I haven't discharged it till 0 yet, just the battery sign had been blinking orange

Installed the new version. Turned off the optical out as for now it's not needed. Just received the player today. Seems like a solid DAP for people who don't need streaming services.

Some sites say it's official release date is the 17th of Jan, yet it's already available on Amazon and also some Japan distributors. Getting mine by the end of this week

For me 4.4 High Gain sounds waaaaay better than 4.4 Low Gain. I'd say 4.4 Low Gain Sounds similar to 3.5 High Gain (really poor)

Yes, with the first amp it didn't beat WM1A in my opinion

Waiting for your review. I like the way you make your reviews well-structured. Not sure you still own any Sony daps. Interested in comparison with NW-WM1A, as for me PAW6000 seems to be the only interesting DAP. I was expecting more from N6MKII, hope the new PAW would be a better try to get off...

For sure way below. Different level, though I find FH7 pretty good at it's league. I went from Moondrop A8 / Fiio FH7 to Hyla TE5B

It is surprising how some people convince the others on the things they dont know. 4.4 to 2xRCA is totally fine. In fact "balanced" in the portative usage is actually a dual mono. Guess what else is a dual mono? Right, a pair of RCA...

less than 1 Ohm. Source Sony's dap balanced output is one of the least hissing on the market

Does R5 support image+cue type of music files? I mean CD-rips, not hi-rez stuff

Try SpinFit CP155. I replaced Spiral Dots with these. The fit is pretty deep now and the inner canal is wide enough so it doesn't destroy the highs.

Seen about 4-5 users with A8 in the thread including me. Owning these transparent beauties since the January. When I got them I had almost at the same time Etymotic ER4SR, Dita Answer Truth and 64audio U6. All these IEMs are very good and I liked them. However I stayed with Moondrop A8, it suits...

No, it doesn't. No sibilance at all. The vocals are clean and intimate. A8 could be midcentric if there was less bass. But it has a HUGE bassy punch including sub-bass

After 3 weeks with Moondrop A8 and getting it recabled with silver I can now be sure these are going to stay with me for long time. Natural balanced sound with really powerful bass. Though to make these IEM be the one for you there's some recommendations: Use wide-bore tips. In my case Spiral...

Any more info about Moondrop A8? Really hard to find info about these. Just a few korean reviews

It's just an animation of charging. 1% left, all fine

Can't u people quote short messages without a huge ammount of pictures? So annoying scrolling shi..

Aurisonics Harmony balanced with N5

Definitely looks brighter on these photos. Also not fond of the logo "fender", weird font. Got used to the short "AS". Well, just saying.. 

Works well, sounds much better than stock. Clearer highs and a little bit wider soundstage. On the bad side - cable is not flexible enough and has more microphonic effect. Good value for it's price, I'd say.

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You need SPINFIT CP100 for Aurisonics.  CP800 cant work, they'r for Weston and others with thin nozzle. All info from official site http://www.spinfit-eartip.com/