Measurements have never played well with r-2r and don’t really matter. Your ears are the only things that matter.
Music is pleasurable due to favorable impurities and happy accidents. Tubes, distortion, etc. without those “errors” its just flat and boring.
If it was all mathematically perfect, it would suck.
Measurements have never played well with r-2r and don’t really matter. Your ears are the only things that matter.
Music is pleasurable due to favorable impurities and happy accidents. Tubes, distortion, etc. without those “errors” its just flat and boring.
If it was all mathematically perfect, it would suck.
One of my head-fi friend always tell me music always sounds better with a bit of alcohol. I personally don't drink but I'll trust his words for it LOL.
Yes definitely much appreciated on all the communications. A lot of companies kind of get lost touch with their customers once a product is released. It's amazing that you're still here answering all the questions.
You have been at the forefront of connecting with everyone's queries and answering them with best intention and knowledge/expertise you have. You are also very open and transparent about what the product can or cannot do, not just for RU6, but for other products in your lineup as well.
I believe you will retain the user base as long this connect (conversations in Headfi) exists. Keep continuing the good work !
And it's even more impressive that you guys are 100% transparent about everything. Not hiding / dodging certain topics like some other companies out there.
Much appreciated!!!
Oh and my RU6 should arrive this week, looking forward to it.
Plenty of good IEMs in the $200-300 price range. You've named some. My favorites are UM 3DT, 7hz Timeless. You can get an Oriolus Isabellae used for around $400. Blessing 2 Dusk is $329 new. Cheaper if you buy resale.
You can pair these with an Apple Dongle or something better for $100 like a Lotoo PAW S1 used.
I own a lot of TOTL IEMs and I would total endorse these products as being very good
Well, to certain extend, RU6 is aimed at a very small niche market inside a niche market, we are not feature packed, we can't go wireless, we can't MQA, we can't EQ, we didn't mearsure well, .... and we are fairly expensive among Dongle DACs, so I am not surprised that we are not as popular as other Dongle DACs in the market. Besides, we don't have a social media team so not suprsied that you'll only find relevant discussion when you know where to look for.
And it's the nicest dongle DAC I've experienced so far. To add to the supposedly terrible technicalities of it, I was listening for a while with the Meze Elite direct from the RU-6 and enjoying it, even though there was quite a drop-off in bass compared to anything else in my main system. It just makes listening enjoyable, and how much something is enjoyable, can't be measured.
Oh you just wait ASR will come up with something. Something fancy sounding like emotional involvement index level (dub EIIL) LOL.
Also it's partially why I stuck with Dragonfly Red for so long over the years. Despite it being a bit outdated and not as resolving as newer dongle dacs, I just like how it sounds and how musical it is. I've tried really hard to replace it but always end up coming back to it despite owning more resolving units (i.e. Burson Playmate 2 + V6 opamps).
Though I have PEE51 coming in today and RU6 come in some point this week so let's see if they manage to finally convince me to switch.
And it's the nicest dongle DAC I've experienced so far. To add to the supposedly terrible technicalities of it, I was listening for a while with the Meze Elite direct from the RU-6 and enjoying it, even though there was quite a drop-off in bass compared to anything else in my main system. It just makes listening enjoyable, and how much something is enjoyable, can't be measured.
Have you tried Elite with RU6+C9? While I don't have Elite, only Empyrean, adding C9 improves the sub-bass extension, adds more rumble, and overall, adds more weight and impact to the bass. Using it with my Android phone, HibyMusic app (Exclusive HQ USB audio access enabled, usb output set to USB Audio Performance mode, and USB Audio vol locked to max), RU6 set to 100, and C9 in Line Input and controlling the volume. I also tried C9 in Pre-Amp mode while adjusting the volume from RU6, but that didn't sound as good with C9, resolution was reduced. So, C9 Line Input is the best with RU6 (dongle set at max vol) if you need extra boost with more demanding headphones.
And it's the nicest dongle DAC I've experienced so far. To add to the supposedly terrible technicalities of it, I was listening for a while with the Meze Elite direct from the RU-6 and enjoying it, even though there was quite a drop-off in bass compared to anything else in my main system. It just makes listening enjoyable, and how much something is enjoyable, can't be measured.
Yes, RU6 can sound warm. If you are worried about RU6 muddying the Bass, it won't. If you find the IER-M7 is too laid back in the treble region then no, RU6 might not be a better pairing.
Yes, RU6 can sound warm. If you are worried about RU6 muddying the Bass, it won't. If you find the IER-M7 is too laid back in the treble region then no, RU6 might not be a better pairing.
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