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I may buy a LG G8 (new) or A LG V40 (used) at the same price...which one? Thanks!
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Hi,
Korean seller answered me that LG V50 can read MQA and lgv50S can read both MQA and dsd.
Do you guys can certify this?
V50s is more expensive than v50 so I am kinda suspicious that they just try to get me buying the most expensive product
Since v50 is ess chip and v50s qualcom I would have think the opposite.
V50S is Korean version of G8X, and is certainly more expansive because the second screen is in the box.
Also , V50S has 5G ( with Snap 855) , G8X don't.
And a phones reviewer answered me that v50 has no problem reading MQA and DSD since Korean seller told me only v50s can read dsd, not the v50 so my feeling seems to be right and they attempt to fool me unless v50s can read dsd too. They anyway told me that v50 could not...
Since ES9218p can play natively DSD , i don't understand why he told you that.
You can easily verify this statement : http://www.esstech.com/index.php?cID=422
OK brothers help me with the math, PLEASE.
I currently thinking about buying Massdrop x Hifiman Edition XX that is:
Sensitivity (at 1kHz): 93 dB,
Impedance: 20 ohms
How many watts output that would be needed to drive that headphones to 75db on average LG v30 that has 2Vrms in high-impedance-mode?
What's the math process? Teach me
I measured that I listen to music mostly at 55-70db only and that's loud to me.
Thanks, perfect tool!
20ohms 93 SPL/mW requires 8W~ @115db SPL
20ohms 93 dB SPL/V requires 158.42 mW @115db SPL
How do I know which is right in my case?
Ask manufacturer. Most likely the first one.
OK brothers help me with the math, PLEASE.
I currently thinking about buying Massdrop x Hifiman Edition XX that is:
Sensitivity (at 1kHz): 93 dB,
Impedance: 20 ohms
How many watts output that would be needed to drive that headphones to 75db on average LG v30 that has 2Vrms in high-impedance-mode?
What's the math process? Teach me
I measured that I listen to music mostly at 55-70db only and that's loud to me.