Audio-GD NFB-12
Jun 29, 2011 at 3:25 AM Post #1,021 of 2,278
5% OFF on all audio-gd products. Does anyone know the reason?
 
Jun 29, 2011 at 4:47 AM Post #1,022 of 2,278


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5% OFF on all audio-gd products. Does anyone know the reason?



"1th July is the 7th years of audio-gd"
 
they are celebrating
 
Jul 5, 2011 at 12:42 PM Post #1,024 of 2,278
Received my NFB-12 today.
Been trying to get it to work but the device wont be recognized in windows 7 ultimate x64.
It appears as the following devices:
USB composite device
USB Input device
TE7022 audio w/ spdif (generic usb audio).
But when I'm trying to use the TE7022 as the playback device the only thing that comes out of the device is silence......
 
Anyone else having the same problem or at least a solution for it? : >
 
 
 
Jul 5, 2011 at 1:14 PM Post #1,025 of 2,278
I also use Windows 7 x64 (but Professional) and i change:
In sound:
Playback -> TE7022 to default device (if you want only use this device to playback)
In properties of TE7022 -> supported formats -> check 44,1, 48, 96 kHz
In properties of TE7022 -> advanced -> default format -> 2 channel, 24 bit, 96 kHz
 
In foobar2000 -> Output -> TE7022 (DS, WASAPI)
Also - if you prefer - use resampler to 96 kHz (i use SoX).
 
In my case i must switch first button to HP on front panel of NFB-12:)
 
Jul 5, 2011 at 1:36 PM Post #1,026 of 2,278
feeling kinda stupid when I realised that I hadn't ticked in the 44.1 khz in the supported formats......>.<
 
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I also use Windows 7 x64 (but Professional) and i change:
In sound:
Playback -> TE7022 to default device (if you want only use this device to playback)
In properties of TE7022 -> supported formats -> check 44,1, 48, 96 kHz
In properties of TE7022 -> advanced -> default format -> 2 channel, 24 bit, 96 kHz
 
In foobar2000 -> Output -> TE7022 (DS, WASAPI)
Also - if you prefer - use resampler to 96 kHz (i use SoX).
 
In my case i must switch first button to HP on front panel of NFB-12:)



 
 
Jul 6, 2011 at 10:16 AM Post #1,029 of 2,278
I ordered a second NFB-12 (for my dad), and I) just received a mail that it has been shipped.
Can't wait.

I'm going to use it for the Media PC I put downstairs. Currently it has a combination of speakers and amp costing 12,000 gilders. (5,500 euros excluding inflation, or ~8,000 dollars), however the source is a mere Realtek chipset.
Kind of imbalanced if you ask me: $8,000 versus $0.50 source.
 
Jul 6, 2011 at 12:46 PM Post #1,031 of 2,278
I had it shipped by EMS.
And you shouldn't worry about damage, I think chances will be low, since they pack it inside the box like this:

 
The outer box had just a bit of wear but the NFB-12 was totally fine.
Seriously the box needs to be run over by a forklift or smashed by a truck for it to get damaged..
 
And even if it gets damaged I'm sure you can talk to Edwin (or kingwa directly) and they will sort something out.
 
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Audio-GD said EMS is slower shipping to US and sometimes item got damaged.
 
What is your experience on EMS?
 
If it is damage when I received, how will Audio-GD handle it?
 
Thanks.

 
 
Jul 6, 2011 at 12:50 PM Post #1,032 of 2,278

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I ordered a second NFB-12 (for my dad), and I) just received a mail that it has been shipped.
Can't wait.

I'm going to use it for the Media PC I put downstairs. Currently it has a combination of speakers and amp costing 12,000 gilders. (5,500 euros excluding inflation, or ~8,000 dollars), however the source is a mere Realtek chipset.
Kind of imbalanced if you ask me: $8,000 versus $0.50 source.


 
I listened to a $20,000 system that used a half-faulty $15 cd player. I wanted to find out who sold the person the system and beat him up.
 
 
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Audio-GD said EMS is slower shipping to US and sometimes item got damaged.
 
What is your experience on EMS?
 
If it is damage when I received, how will Audio-GD handle it?
 
Thanks.



Audio-gd says on their website you must contact the courier and make a claim for damage.
 
Jul 6, 2011 at 4:51 PM Post #1,034 of 2,278


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I ordered a second NFB-12 (for my dad), and I) just received a mail that it has been shipped.
Can't wait.

I'm going to use it for the Media PC I put downstairs. Currently it has a combination of speakers and amp costing 12,000 gilders. (5,500 euros excluding inflation, or ~8,000 dollars), however the source is a mere Realtek chipset.
Kind of imbalanced if you ask me: $8,000 versus $0.50 source.


Wow it shipped so fast after order was placed? So there no long wait any more to receive it?
 
 

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