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Ichos
Great review and photos!
HansBarbarossa
Great review
newworld666
Great review ... as I am recently impressed by the versatility of the little Go Blu with the IE 900, it makes me wonder if I shouldn't try such a portable way (Gryphon) with some of my more juice demanding IEMs (like Vision Ears EXT or even IER-Z1R).
Actually, I am on more fixed on the FIIO M17 with 2x3W as I still expect to travel with some closed headphones, but, your story with this rather powerful BT DAC AMP with my smartphone, could be a way to go too, assuming there is a 15 to 20 hours battery life ?.
Actually, I am on more fixed on the FIIO M17 with 2x3W as I still expect to travel with some closed headphones, but, your story with this rather powerful BT DAC AMP with my smartphone, could be a way to go too, assuming there is a 15 to 20 hours battery life ?.
DanielListening
Great review! Such a popular device I think it is still sold out!
davidmolliere
Excellent review and superb pics!
Voxata
An absolutely incredible review!
Scubadevils
Fantastic review as always. And indeed the wonderful photography!
kadinh
excellent review! looks like ill be getting this one after all!
RONJA MESCO
man, I like that IFI put some high quality interconnects with this kit. Most manufacturers don't even give you decent ones to begin with, for the price. And the more and more, I see reviews of the Gryphon, I become more and more intrigued and wanna pull the trigger.
thetest10
What software do you use on your smartphone and what is the source for hi-res music?
landaemon
Thanks for great review !
gLer
@newworld666 - sadly battery life is only around 8-10 hours, so you'll need to recharge daily with heavy use.
@RONJA MESCO - the 4.4mm interconnect is sold separately (it's quite expensive actually, but well worth it).
@thetest10 - I use UAPP on my smartphone and DAP. Hi-res music from a variety of sources (I have a 4TB+ music server at home).
@RONJA MESCO - the 4.4mm interconnect is sold separately (it's quite expensive actually, but well worth it).
@thetest10 - I use UAPP on my smartphone and DAP. Hi-res music from a variety of sources (I have a 4TB+ music server at home).
dsrk
Wow, excellent review.
I recently bought xCan and your review just influenced me to sell it and buy Gryphon
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I recently bought xCan and your review just influenced me to sell it and buy Gryphon
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gLer
Yes Gryphon makes much more sense than xCan, considering it has xCan built in. Enjoy.
whitedragem
iFi’s xDSD Gryphon (or just Gryphon if you’ll allow me)...
in a review of that length and detail; “sure, why not”?
Kudos (respect given)
examples of where this is becomes a ‘review’ and not just a product release (ad) is stuff like:
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“Starting with the most visible of these, the volume dial, not so much a dial as a multi-function knob, acts as an on/off power switch, menu selector (when inside the settings menu), and most importantly as an analogue volume control. Did I mention it can also be used to mute the volume (single press) and, with the latest firmware, gives you full pause/forward/reverse track control when connected with Bluetooth?”
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based on your text I am learning actual usability of the unit; this is ‘meat and potatoes stuff’, “thankyou”
in a review of that length and detail; “sure, why not”?
Kudos (respect given)
examples of where this is becomes a ‘review’ and not just a product release (ad) is stuff like:
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“Starting with the most visible of these, the volume dial, not so much a dial as a multi-function knob, acts as an on/off power switch, menu selector (when inside the settings menu), and most importantly as an analogue volume control. Did I mention it can also be used to mute the volume (single press) and, with the latest firmware, gives you full pause/forward/reverse track control when connected with Bluetooth?”
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based on your text I am learning actual usability of the unit; this is ‘meat and potatoes stuff’, “thankyou”
