[Levanter]

Yep and its ok not great.

And that was my same impressions on the JVC 10000 and Dita Dream lol

 

[jmills8]

And that was my same impressions on the JVC 10000 and Dita Dream lol

Thats how this hobby goes and in 8 yrs you might then love both.

 

[alexlevn0791]

In case anybody is interested, I have put up my Cayin N6ii for sale (come with Dignis Scalia light brown leather case). Priority to local Singaporeans (because I am currently here and prefer to deal locally). Cheers!

Listing: https://sg.carousell.com/p/cayin-n6...730160&t-referrer_request_id=7UhCAUzBOrnDQemh

 

[NYanakiev]

I have also put up my Cayin N6ii with A01+T01+E01 for sale (comes with Dignis light brown leather case);
I didn't get around to unboxing it as I was travelling but decided to sell it to finance other gear I have been meaning to purchase.

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/fs-...01-t01-e01-cards-genuine-leather-case.926215/

 

[jmills8]

I have also put up my Cayin N6ii with A01+T01+E01 for sale (comes with Dignis light brown leather case);
I didn't get around to unboxing it as I was travelling but decided to sell it to finance other gear I have been meaning to purchase.

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/fs-...01-t01-e01-cards-genuine-leather-case.926215/

 

[Currawong]

The "PCM Antialiasing Filter Settings" I'm speaking of primarily, from "Fast Roll-Off, Minimum phase" to "Hyrbid" and "Apodizing" etc. I have no clue what these each are meant to do and am not sure if this would help with bass/low end and kick drum impact. Theres 7 settings in this menu, as well as other menus such as "DSD Antialiasing Filter settings" "DSD gain compensation" etc. That I would like to know recommended settings or understand the uses of each to best choose my settings.

Digital filters will more affect the sense of soundstage that you get from the music.

 

[cadgers]

Does anyone know if every unit has a scroll wheel that doesn't change the volume with every click? I find that it's not even consistent and will change the volume every click and then nothing for a few clicks regularly.

 

[thecrow]

I just received an n6ii demo (part of a review tour) and getting acquainted with it. With the T01 i can only see two filters under PCM antialising filter setting.

Shouldn’t there be more (6 or 7) or does it alter as per motherboard?

edit: yes it is dac/motherboard dependent

 

[mashuto]

Does anyone know if every unit has a scroll wheel that doesn't change the volume with every click? I find that it's not even consistent and will change the volume every click and then nothing for a few clicks regularly.

This is how my unit operates. And I have heard from others that's how it works too. So I imagine they are all weird with the volume control. Probably my biggest annoyance with the dap.

 

[twister6]

This is how my unit operates. And I have heard from others that's how it works too. So I imagine they are all weird with the volume control. Probably my biggest annoyance with the dap.

Yep, the same with mine. I got used to it after a while.

 

[Sound Eq]

Does anyone know if every unit has a scroll wheel that doesn't change the volume with every click? I find that it's not even consistent and will change the volume every click and then nothing for a few clicks regularly.

we are all on the same boat, but I overlook this as the cayin n6ii sounds so dam great

 

[Cherubian]

Does anyone know if every unit has a scroll wheel that doesn't change the volume with every click? I find that it's not even consistent and will change the volume every click and then nothing for a few clicks regularly.

Yes unfortunately this is how the volume wheel works. N6II is a high end almost TOTL DAP and should be free of issue such as this. I really wonder if this could be fixed via FW update or it’s a bad HW implementation. Cayin should at least give us a statement about it...

 

[cr3ativ3]

Does anyone know if every unit has a scroll wheel that doesn't change the volume with every click? I find that it's not even consistent and will change the volume every click and then nothing for a few clicks regularly.

mine does that too..

 

[Sound Eq]

mine does that too..

i think evry unit is like that , I had 2 units the same

 

[Currawong]

It's using a rotary encoder to change the volume inside a chip. Rotary encoders, to put it simply, aren't pleasant to use as volume controls, both feel-wise and performance-wise.