I'm on firmware version 2.5.1.  The popping sound issue is still there when using the DX90 as a Linux DAC.   Will this issue be fixed before x'mas 2016?  I've been waiting for a functional DAC from my DX90 since I purchased it back in 2014...but this is becoming a false marketing promise more...

Thank you!  I'll go back to 2.3.0 then.

Currently on firmware 2.5.1 (L2).  When trying to use the DX90 as a Linux DAC, I'm hearing an audio glitch / click every few seconds.  Is anyone experiencing this as well?

Thanks for the pointers, Lurker0.  I'm looking into this.  Much appreciated.

Is there a way to mod the boot/splash image on the 2.5.1L0 firmware?

I have a question about the DX90 capability, hoping that some knowledgable head-fier can help me out.   Back in the days of Discman, the D555 had a feature called 8 times oversampling (I'm not an audiophile at all, and not sure what it really means in terms of audio quality, but it sounds like...

I wonder if they'll ever release the source code of the driver and firmware.  The lag is seriously bugging me, and there ought to be a way to optimize its performance to minimize the lag...  I mean, how else does other high resolution USB DAC work?  Unless there's a fundamental design flaw /...

Using Lurker0's 2.1.5 ROM here.  Does any know how I can add or change the font in the ROM image?

  For some reason the v1 driver on my Windows 7 64bit is showing 24bit sound quality entries twice.

@joey99  Try any of these places: http://www.price.com.hk/product.php?p=156657

Macbook, no.  :-(  

Players used: D-555, MZ-RH1, F806, Galaxy S3 and S4. Amp (portable): iQube v2. DAC / pre-amp: DacMagic plus.

I've been using my pair of UE6000 for about 4 days now.  The bass from the Great Gatsby's OST "A Liitle Party Never Killed Nobody" (FLAC, from about 1:14 for a few seconds, and at 1:44) sounded really awful from the UE6000 at first, with very obvious distortion of some sort (I'm not an...

Hey Gilsont,   I just saw your sig.  I, too, have the K550 and the DT1350. Personally, I prefer the sound and comfort of the K550 over the UE6000 (I'm comparing because the MSRP are very close between the two of them).  How about you?

I have the same problem with mine as well.  Right side (cable side) is louder (not by much, but noticeable)...or the left side just isn't able to seal properly.   At $60 bucks, I can't really complain much.  However, I still prefer the sound from my other cans.

Quote SlimShadyMJ: I got the UE6000 from Futureshop for $54 + tax (total $60.99) on the weekend.  Best deal ever!   http://forums.redflagdeals.com/hot-logitech-ue-6000s-69-99-tigerdirect-pm-53-a-1417612/

Good thing I'm in Canada at the moment.

Got it when it was first released.  I also keep a black one as a backup / collection.  :-D   Quote:   Really like them a lot.  I'm not much of an audiophile at all, but to my ears, these are great for anything I throw at them.  Vocals are extremely nice.  :-)   Quote:  

Here's mine.  

The MZ-RH1 has a line-out, and I'd say it's the best sounding source of the three.   However, as it's not solid state and doesn't support FLAC, I would like to know what other options are out there.

Thanks!  I forgotten to mention the RH1.  Post updated.

I currently have the following portable setup, and thinking of buying a present for myself soon, possibly upgrade one of the following:   Audio file: FLAC Player: Sony MZ-RH1, Cowon D2, sometimes Samsung Galaxy S with Voodoo Sound Amp: iQube v2 Headphone / IEM: DT-1350, SE535   If...

I've been using my SGS as a dedicated PMP ever since I got the SGSII.   SGS with the Voodoo mod, I'd say is pretty good.  It replaced my rather dated D2.  

I've been using the DT1350 for the past three weeks.  Initial comfort level was rather concerning as I was only able to have them on for about an hour before my ears started hurting.  Having now been adjusting the curvature of the headband, they're now a lot more comfortable and can wear them...

Quote: Originally Posted by Thrasher If you guys would be smart enough, you could buy these things in the States and sell them on the British Ebay and make a lot of money. And then the smarter ones will come along and ask you "What about warranty and repair?"