Guys I need fast reply I can buy axon 7 mini and HTC 10 which is better in sound? Or shall I go with lg g7 fit with quad dac?
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Guys I need fast reply I can buy axon 7 mini and HTC 10 which is better in sound? Or shall I go with lg g7 fit with quad dac?
I heard axon mini has a good dac/amp even if its a bit lower then axon 7Why the Axon 7 Mini?
LG G7 has LDAC and aptX HD Bluetooth codecs, DTS:X 3D surround with wide, front, and side to side settings and Hi-Fi Quad DAC.Lg g7
the fiio m6 is cheap and can do thatGreat thread. My requirement for a portable source is that it can play tidal/qobuz offline playlists and to the best of my knowledge, there aren't many DAPs that do that today? I use the V30 but would be curious if there are others out there that are substantially better.
Great thread. My requirement for a portable source is that it can play tidal/qobuz offline playlists and to the best of my knowledge, there aren't many DAPs that do that today? I use the V30 but would be curious if there are others out there that are substantially better.
Great thread. My requirement for a portable source is that it can play tidal/qobuz offline playlists and to the best of my knowledge, there aren't many DAPs that do that today? I use the V30 but would be curious if there are others out there that are substantially better.
Yes this is hard to believe that there are no DAPs that do this efficiently apparently. I had the IBasso DX200 which was supposed to do offline Tidal. Unfortunately it did not work well for me so I sold it. I am now using my IPhone 7 but I really miss the sound of the DX200.
After a lot of reading the consensus seems to be the LGV30 is a solid choice. I am an apple user I am afraid so will see whether the IPhone XR or XS improves my experience.
You could keep your Iphone as your phone and use an LG V30 as your player. That's what I do. Works well but I do wonder about sound quality vs the higher end DAPs out there (ie. AK).
anyone compare lg v30 vs sony zx300 dap?
Back in the day I picked up the Samsung Note 5. I was surprised at the poor audio quality, too. But also what surprised me was how it dropped calls. Any trees around and calls were dropped. It took me awhile to realize what was happening. I took it back for LG. It was much better for me. The Note 5 had just come out so perhaps it improved after the first update. I like Samsung mSD cards, and other Samsung products. But, that experience has continued to make me skeptical of Samsung audio performance.I am astonished how crappy my Samsung Note 9 is for audio playback. They can't even drive my new Audeze LCD-2CB's without my having to use a software option-- in this case the Volume Booster GoodEV app from the Android Play Store. I may consider a switch to another cell phone soon.