Does anyone else that has the Ti notice the volume wheel isn't that smooth? It seems to get hung up a little at the same point as it turns. It's not a huge deal. Just curious.
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Common for every Ti. It gets smoother overtime
Thanks buddy! That's what I figured. I guess I will just need to spend some more time with it and "break it in."Common for every Ti. It gets smoother overtime
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Proof of Dx200 that is doing 768KHz. Oh, remember it was released about 2 years ago ?
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Proof of Dx200 that is doing 768KHz. Oh, remember it was released about 2 years ago ?
LoL how did you get that up to 768
Anyways Ibasso is about to release dx300 so it will not do floore noise and will also beat all dx200ti haha nananaaa.
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Proof of Dx200 that is doing 768KHz. Oh, remember it was released about 2 years ago ?
While I am at this. I had compared the 768KHz vs DSD512 performances of the same track which was Upsampled and Upscaled by Xivero and AUI converter. Well, I have not used AUI for converting my DSD512 yet, so let’s not talk about that here. The Xivero doesn’t allow upsampling pcm 768KHz, so I had to try auiconverter.
Anyways, 768KHz also takes upto 1.5Gb per track, the same as DSD512. How did it perform ? Well, not to what I expected, it is slightly worsen than the regular and original 16/44.1 files. So, once again, I am loving DSD512, and it is upsampled from 16/44.1 by Xivero, playing back on Dx200 is freaking awesome
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Floor noises is different than what you encountered. What you encountered is Hiss ! I hope you read those posts I explained to you ?
Dx300 isn’t going to be anytime soon as Paul confirmed it a few months back. It will be a long wait if you want to wait
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The volume wheel of my DX200TI is getting smoother after the repair services week ago.
Are you in the US? I don't think it's worth sending in for service. It's a hassle from here.
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Oh yes, I also love doing that
Although, I also use a Tablet for this sometimes, and instead of movies, while on-the-go, I often go for music videos, though this is indeed quite magical
If you have the CA02 adapter you can use one of the spacers provided with it. Remove the two screws holding the volume wheel guard, then lift the guard away and the volume wheel. Place the spacer over the volume wheel spindle and replace it and then the guard. Works like it was designed for just that purpose
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You can just turn some screws, from what @twister6 posted on him dissecting the Dx200, the volume wheel can be taken off without breaking the warranty sticker seal. Takeoff the wheels, and then using some very fine sand paper, sand it down, clean it up, and test fit, until satisfied, put it back together
.But it doesn’t matter to me, not like I need to do it as it improve sound quality 0_0....I am horrible for saying that. Anyways, that is also who I am, I love modifying and tinkering, but I don’t do stuff that is unnecessary....for example, fixing the volume knob
. Also mean that, by modifying, it has to have observable improvements, otherwise it is back to stock
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If you have the CA02 adapter you can use one of the spacers provided with it. Remove the two screws holding the volume wheel guard, then lift the guard away and the volume wheel. Place the spacer over the volume wheel spindle and replace it and then the guard. Works like it was designed for just that purpose
You can just turn some screws, from what @twister6 posted on him dissecting the Dx200, the volume wheel can be taken off without breaking the warranty sticker seal. Takeoff the wheels, and then using some very fine sand paper, sand it down, clean it up, and test fit, until satisfied, put it back together
But it doesn’t matter to me, not like I need to do it as it improve sound quality 0_0....I am horrible for saying that. Anyways, that is also who I am, I love modifying and tinkering, but I don’t do stuff that is unnecessary....for example, fixing the volume knob
Both good ideas.... Thanks! I'll give it some time and if it doesn't get better I'll try these ideas. There may just be a small high point on the back and that is getting hung up.
That’s what I thought with mine, I messaged @Paul - iBasso and he suggested using or making a plastic washer/spacer. Remembered I had some of the spacers and thought I’d try that first. One spacer is all you will need and it will work.
Sandpaper would be a last resort for me lol
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You can just turn some screws, from what @twister6 posted on him dissecting the Dx200, the volume wheel can be taken off without breaking the warranty sticker seal. Takeoff the wheels, and then using some very fine sand paper, sand it down, clean it up, and test fit, until satisfied, put it back together
But it doesn’t matter to me, not like I need to do it as it improve sound quality 0_0....I am horrible for saying that. Anyways, that is also who I am, I love modifying and tinkering, but I don’t do stuff that is unnecessary....for example, fixing the volume knob
You beat me to reply
I used to have a similar issue with a volume wheel, loosen up those screws a bit, and problem fixed!Users who are viewing this thread
