My DTE 900 eartips, small size, broke. Anyone know what size the connection is to slip it on? Thought I'd go Spinfit

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Tech question if I may. I’m selling my Fiio M17 brick and thinking of getting the Astell SR35. I have the DTE 900s. Sr35’s unbalanced high gain is 3.1Vrms and balanced high gain is 6Vrms. That’s enough power isn’t it?

The DTE900 really is the mutts nutts, the dogs bollocks, the cat’s meow. Dope bass, Gucci mids, Lit highs. A sic set of earphones, put that in your pipe and smoke it

DTE900 finally came. Shell fits perfectly. Small ear tips fit well. Listened to Garbage (band), Texas, Lene Marlin, Terminator soundtrack- disco scene tracks, Ott- The Aubergine of The Sun. All sounded just so. Then Astrix, DJ Marky, Shy Fx. Threw the fastest trance and DnB tracks I have at...

Thanks. Great, so no need to be concerned with cables it seems, and if the ear tips work a treat too, yahtzee!

DTE900- is the stock cable good?

My M17 went dead. But now lives again and is perfectly fine. If anyone else has this happen, this was Fiio response- When you encounter the situation that the product cannot be turned on and cannot be charged, please follow the following methods: 1. Try to replace the charger and charging...

Another question if I may. M17 is capable of 300ohm with balanced cable- not sure if that is battery or DC but thinking that is battery. But anyway, I have a 2nd hand Beyer Amiron Home coming that’s 250ohm. With unbalanced cable which the Amiron comes with the ohm is max 150 ohm, so I’ve ordered...

Wow, thank you. I’ll need to look up some of what you wrote as I’m just a guy with a DAP and earphones but I’ll work it out.

How would I use my M17 with speakers? I take it I’d need good quality speakers and also an amp to help power the speakers?

So far decided on IE-900 earphones. New, £300. Let’s see if I’ve got a bargain or it’s too good to be true. Is there an emoji that looks like a big sucker?

Hello :) I was just trying to make a great purchase of a DAP and earphones and found this universe. You don’t know how little you know about something until you know.