martin vegas
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What does the dragonfly dac and akg550 sound like with dance music?
The 1.2 version will be $50 more from the $99 price point (so $150) or $50 more at the regular $250 price point (so $300)?
According to the audio stream review the new RRP is $149.99
BTW you can check the version number of your DF on a Mac under "system information" app in the USB section under hardware. Click the DragonFly. Here's a 1.0c:
Should be possible in Windows or Linux (lsusb -v or something) but I don't have my desktop with me so I can't verify.
I guess there was never a 1.1 since this one was bought very recently.
There seems to be some revisions of the hardware:
- Dark DragonFly text (1.0?)
- Light DragonFly text (after 1.0?)
- Light DragonFly text + FCC logos in white on the bottom (1.0c+?)
Inclusion of leather pouch/cloth pouch doesn't seem to have any bearing on actual version number but it often corresponds because the cloth pouch was only shipped with early units...
Yep, this is correct.
Thanks, I just read audiostream, and it appears the new version blows the older one out of the water in terms of clarity and airiness so I think I might wait to simply purchase the new version if it ever goes on sale between $100-$150.
All but about the first 500 devices were version 1.1.
Can someone confirm if the new one does in fact sounds better? I just got one and I can't say I am blown away vs what I have built into my laptop (realtek HD)
I have the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro. I was surprised myself being that it should be a no brainer with the DF's specs and integrated audio having the awful reputation that it does.
What does the dragonfly dac and akg550 sound like with dance music?
I am testing with the Westone 4 IEM's as well as V-Moda V-80's
Source is my laptop running MusicBee with Flac files outputting WASAPI