I PMed you.

Onkyo Granbeat. Finally, we are enjoying the internal DACs to the utmost. Great sound that beats the stock player. Although in Library tabs the ticks would not stay after the OK button, so it is impossible to choose what tabs you will have. Even re-installed the app to no avail.

Good news. UAPP has added the support for the Sabre DAC which means that our piece is on the list as well. Tried it briefly. IMO, sounds very potent, including the perfect bit option. Highly recommended. From the sibling thread ONKYO DP-X1 Post #15536 of 15536 IronFly New Head-Fier Joined...

New Granbeat tablet. https://www.phileweb.c…v/201802/27/43391.html https://www.techradar.…granbeat-hi-res-tablet

I read your review with interest. I am also keeping an eye on these cables. The dilemma is the Orpheus MK5 or Zeus for the FW01? Now I am using the origiaal cable, which is (copper I guess) actually not bad, through the balanced output with a little cable converter (Onkyo Granbeat). Your thoughts?

We all own a piece manufactured exclusively for the Japanese (and some part of Asian) market. And there are no plans for expansion. So, it is built accordingly to the local aesthetics and demands. Outside this paradigm, whether one likes it or not is personal and does not matter at all...

So what is your verdict on these two. I want to give a go to the zeus (a 4-wire version for portable use), but the orpheous also might be an option as I heard a few good things about it. I'll be using them balanced with the Onkyo Granbeat. I tried a couple of low-cost Japanese balanced cables on...

The first light-wound victim. This little yellow metal ring of the 2.5mm input fell off. I do not know how. Luckily, it didn't vanish, and I found it on the floor. Will re-glue it later today.   On a more cheerful note, out of interest I installed the Pioneer music app. Slightly different...

I am using this adapter for the 3.5mm headphones, no problem, and with very good results. Also you can read comments on the relevant page. 5 stars and everybody's happy. One guy owns our sibling - a DP-X1.  

This adapter works really well with the balanced output.  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0108HJVG8/ref=cfb_at_prodpg

It is the other way around. They left a little piece of uncut material, so that the body would not fall through.

Next time use the "search this thread" button pls.    http://www.head-fi.org/t/819411/onkyo-dp-cmx1-granbeat-dual-dac-balanced-phone-dap/375#post_13382379

The original case and protection glass finally arrived. Snug fit both. Feels good in the palm. Quite happy while waiting for the  Kevlar to come out so that they can be used for different purposes.                     

The manual in English, just in case.       

Looks stylish. How's the sound?

I was referring to this comment in particular which is an off-top.  Quote:   I see, what phone are you using?     However, I do not see how the "negative" debate can be useful for the current and perspective owners. If Granbeat is not for one for any reason, why should we bother to know...

I'd rather members concentrate on the Granbeat in this thread rather than their other preferences. Please use PM if interested.

These are a very capable piece of IEM with mic if you need one on the go. Clear, plenty of bass and treble, huge soundstage, lacking a bit of mids.  A satisfying synergy by Pioneer SE-CH9T. It also has a little brother for half the price. Both are just out.

Confirm the glitch. But when you are too far to "narrow" the warning sign appears that there might be a problem with the sound if you carry on. Trial and error thing, depending on the DSD size, I think. "Normal" plays well on all DSDs, including the 11,2 MHz ones.

Kevlar is on sale in Japan in only late April.

4K Video and no issues in normal light conditions - photo.

After a month with the Granbeat I can say that it ticks all the boxes for me. I use it primarily as a DAP on the go and I am very happy with it. I do not have a professional musical ear, and for me the main criteria are presence and realism. This is where the Onkyo piece excels in every...

Dignis is more expensive (with delivery) as well and there is no protective glass. But it is a matter of taste though. The Onkyo carbon pattern cover is only 0.6 mm thick and weighs just 15 g too. Looks interesting as they claim it offers a very safe protection.

Give the battery a couple of recharges. It will improve significantly comparing from the box.

The Onkyo original glass to be released in two day's time is thinner, just 0.21mm     The original cases are coming out March 31 and April 30 respectively. DPA-PUCMX1（B）   DPA-KCCMX1（B）       From here http://www.jp.onkyo.com/news/newproducts/audio/dp_cmx1_optin/DP-CMX1_option.pdf