DJScope
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For less cable clutter you can get a Fiio L15 USB OTG cable (~$10). I use one with my E17 and Galaxy S3.
Already on the way! =)
For less cable clutter you can get a Fiio L15 USB OTG cable (~$10). I use one with my E17 and Galaxy S3.
Yes, my HeadAmp Pico works fine, no need for UAPP - just plug n play (via USB OTG cable of course).
My friend was enjoying his Dragonfly 1.2 + Note 2 combo until the last UAPP update. Is anyone else having this issue?
Nice Dan!
I have a question for yall.
So my most favorite DAC is the ODAC(hopefully you guys are familiar with it). The problem is, the ODAC functions best if it gets sufficient current, and it sound great with my desktop computer. I tried it on my Samsung Galaxy S4 and it doesn't sound the same. I believe the phone is current limiting it, which makes sense as it would drain the battery in a short time if it didn't.
So my question is, is there rechargible usb hub that supply sufficient power to the ODAC and also accept data from the Galaxy S4? So the power connections from the usb go to the rechargeable usb hub(doesn't have to be a hub, but it has to supply sufficient power to the ODAC), and another separate cable that splits off that goes to the Galaxy S4 for DATA input to the ODAC.
Thanks,
SE
Why not get an OTG cable with a Y split for power and plug that into a USB battery pack (used for smartphones). Works for me with my S3. I can hookup my S3 to a Desktop Bifrost DAC that would otherwise cause my S3 to burn out.
Thank you. Hopefully, the usb will supply ample current to the ODAC from the USB battery pack. Which usb battery pack do you use? I'm lovin my ODAC, and I have a portable amp the Vorzuge pure ii, and to me there is nothing like it and would like to carry it around.
I have one made by Samsung, it has 9,000 mA capacity, far more than is needed to run a USB port. Originally I got it to charge my smartphone, which it can do several times before being depleted. I got this powerhouse for $75 USD.You can probably do with something with less power that is far cheaper.
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/EEB-EI1CBAGSTA?utm_campaign=bazaarvoice&utm_medium=SearchVoice&utm_source=RatingsAndReviews&utm_content=Default
I think I should get the wood case for my Note 3 tomorrow, that should allow me to have a cosmetically seamless way to integrate my 256GB SD card in the phone. Will post some pictures up when I (hopefully) have it all working.
For now all I have is this: