Been using one Aegir on a pair of M3 Turbo S for a week now (24/24), and it works beautifully! (powered them with one Vidar before) Saga's pot position is about 2 hours more than before, with plenty left in a 14'x12' room. Of course, they stand three feet from the front wall, and could use a...

Guys, it's only 10 pins, what could go wrong? (seriously wouldn't be that complicated to hook up...if it was available as a stand-alone part!)   That being said, just got my saga, still burning the tube, but it's a confort I've been waiting for a long time now!!    Can't get a Vidar fast...

In all fairness, it was (a not sot so wild I think, but still) a guess. And a way to test your reactions (and iFi's). I've done the same when the Regen got out, when multibit schiits got released... It's going rather fast these last months and I can't imagine what it's like to have announced a...

I guess the iDSD Pro has been delayed (again) 'cause iFi's been waiting for the new XMOS chip (XU208) to be released and since then worked their asses off in order to custom-code the hell outta it !  

Well, have you stacked it differently since you own it? In my case the temperature change was due to Bimby not being sandwiched between two running amps anymore...

I was about to post this exact same sentence two days ago...

First encounter with the Bimby distorted congestion : repetable from 44.1 (clean)  to 48 kHz (distorted) until I cycle the inputs, then 48k plays fine. Next track is 44.1k again, and come out distorted ! Repetable again this time from 48k to 44.1kHz!! Strange...   I've got my Bimby since early...

Thanks m-i-c-k-e-y   I'm on Android 5.0.2, and two of the DACs I tried are externally powered...

Hello guys,   I just got an Asus Zenpad running lolipop, I've tried it on three different DACs (Ifi micro IDSD, Schitt Bimby, Teac AI-301DA) using two different OTG cables, symptoms are the same : there's some sound but mostly an annoying continuous, cyclic 'tick tick tick' above it that I...

No need for Mike, direct from Schiit's Bimby FAQ page :   What’s this about a non-oversampling (NOS) mode? For 176.4kHz and 192kHz input sample rates, Bifrost Multibit passes the music right along—no digital filter, no oversampling. Have fun! Upsample lower-rate music with another algorithm...

 

Had the same problem on 7 and XP   Only fix is to first install the driver for the CMEDIA chip and only then install the Schiit drivers CMEDIA driver is installed by asking windows update to perform it. I guess one needs internet access? (don't know if the driver is a generic one). The chip...

You got that right, it's already making a distinct effect on me :)

Bimby has finally woken up!!  :D   It took a coax plugged in its rear end to make it sing then it accepted to install the USB driver.   Now to get back the use of my mouse/keyboard in win7... well, maybe tomorrow. Gonna listen to some music now

On my way to solve the mess (always nice to learn new tricks, eh)   Also already tried the 'manual' driver update. Guess what happened :/   Anyway, thanks for your support guys :)

Yup, it does.   Meanwhile I succeeded in locking me up from win7 by disabling the auto install of drivers and then mistakingly uninstalling the USB dongle from my bluetooth keyboard and mouse. Can't  even access a USB wired or PS/2 mouse now (as it still needs some driver installing...

I contacted them via the help & support on the website couple hours back Waiting for a reply... but it seems sooooo long

sorry, meant to say that I've already tried it

Forgot to add that to the list of 'tried'... Also tried the ASIO drivers.   What's strange (?) is that I have access to the chip firmware, since it appears as Schiit USB Audio Gen 2 in the device manager. Some Windows schiit is at play here for a change...

Now you're gonna make me cry : I have optical and coax outs on the the iDSD micro but no cable to connect to Bimby ...  

Received the Bimby today !   but no way to install the USB driver : I'm stuck with a "Please connect the CMEDIA USB2.0 Audio Device" message....   tried Bimby ON/OFF, different (working) short cables, with or without a hub (regen), on different ports, before/after reboot, different computers...

600$ + 142€ VAT here in France. Bimby should be with me tomorrow!!

I find the Project Ember to be quite nice at this pricepoint. http://www.head-fi.org/t/675850/project-ember-review

Range: micro Model: iUSBx   Ouch, that might be a mighty challenger to the UpTone Regen paired to their soon to be released power supply add-on! The only question will be how much better is it? You guys are keeping up with seriously active and imaginative contenders (mainly Uptone and Schiit...

You can rejoice now : iFi got a website. They have the manual there. http://ifi-audio.com/wp-content/uploads/data/manual/micro iDSD Manual.pdf