pinoyman
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^you must really love the zo, zo much.
Oh wow, that's gotta be intense!
^you must really love the zo, zo much.
I’m using my ZO2 all the time,I bought it 2 months ago so I guess this is the ZO2.3 version?Unlike most people I don’t use it on portable devices or out of a phone jack.
I use it on a “transportable system” consisting of a 10’ Lenovo netbook and a Hotaudio WOW usb dac.I connect the line out of the dac to the ZO2 and the headphones I use are the Yuin G1A.The whole set up fits in a small leather bag!
I use Crunchbang Linux as an OS for the netbook and control the volume from the computer's audio player (i use VLC and Decibel playing Flac and ALAC files)
It works very well,I get some great bass from the Yuins.I use the high gain mode though. In low gain the sound volume sometimes is not enough as Yuins are not that easy to drive (impedance 150 ohm).And if I raise the volume too high on the media player then ZO starts to distort.
But on HG no such problems and I’m happy with the sound.All in all I really like the ZO.
Danny i use Linux OS so no foobar2k.Foobar is only for Windows.
I run Crunchbang Linux on the netbook which is a light weight OS.I use a variety of music players on this other than VLC,like Decibel and Audacious.Sounds good to me.I know that Foobar is better than VLC on Windows.
But is there a difference between the SQ of VLC compared to other audio players on Linux OS?Don’t know about that.
I'm really looking forward to experiencing one of these myself, as soon as I find one haha
Can the Digizoid Zo 2.3 work with toslink? I've heard that anything besides straight head-phone jack out doesn't work with the Zo.
I don't get what you're saying. A toslink cable would fit into the ZO2, but al digizoid ZO products so far are only able to accept analog input, toslink would be digital. So it would fit in but nothing would happen, maybe some hiss