Definitely agree trying before buying. The wm1z is not for everyone to like. As a reference listener the wm1z/a are just not for me. They lack the TOTL analytical ability and soundstage and separation. On the other hand, DX200 is really on point on that. When there are many instruments playing in the soundtrack, I can easily search for each individual instrument with dx200, but not with wm1z/a. However, wm1z/a are hands down the best choice for warm and bassy sounding DAPs.
Not sure if it's bassy. I found that WM1A has a more full bodied low and thicker lows on vocal make's female sounds more sexy.
It is good for classical it has those concert hall atmosphere sound at the same time it's detailed. Very Live and natural feeling.
Not sure if it's bassy. I found that WM1A has a more full bodied low and thicker lows on vocal make's female sounds more sexy.
It is good for classical it has those concert hall atmosphere sound at the same time it's detailed. Very Live and natural feeling.
If my measurements are correct, it should be less than 0.5 Ohms at the unbalanced output. I don't know about the balanced one but think that it should be quite low as well (maybe Paul could give us some official nummbers?).
To my ears, using the very sensitive Shure SE846 or Ostry C06A, the is only such little hiss audible from the single-ended output ghat it is negligible. It's ever so slightly more quiet than the Plenue M2 to my ears.
There is a little more hiss through the balanced output (note that I'm using the Fidue SIRIUS to test that one since I'm personaly not really a fan of balanced outputs if the single-ended pndant can be just as good) but it is still relatively small.
Yes during chaning song is normal, which I also have. But I also have it when during song playback randomly. That is sometimes there will be 4-5 pops within 2 minutes. But sometimes it will be with no pop at all for the entire song.
And it only happens when playing flac files. I have no such problem when playing ALAC, which is 90% of my music.
Yes during chaning song is normal, which I also have. But I also have it when during song playback randomly. That is sometimes there will be 4-5 pops within 2 minutes. But sometimes it will be with no pop at all for the entire song.
And it only happens when playing flac files. I have no such problem when playing ALAC, which is 90% of my music.
If my measurements are correct, it should be less than 0.5 Ohms at the unbalanced output. I don't know about the balanced one but think that it should be quite low as well (maybe Paul could give us some official nummbers?).
To my ears, using the very sensitive Shure SE846 or Ostry C06A, the is only such little hiss audible from the single-ended output ghat it is negligible. It's ever so slightly more quiet than the Plenue M2 to my ears.
There is a little more hiss through the balanced output (note that I'm using the Fidue SIRIUS to test that one since I'm personaly not really a fan of balanced outputs if the single-ended pndant can be just as good) but it is still relatively small.
I thought the hiss on balanced output is less :/
I use shure se846 + cowon PM2, PM2 is One of the few dap wich have a less hiss, if dx200 have less hiss is a good for me.
Has anyone in the UK managed to get hold of one of these yet? I have had a pre-order in with AMP3 for a few weeks now but they are still awaiting stock. I know CNY will have had an impact but I notice retailers in France have it in stock so I may have to place an order with them.
Has anyone in the UK managed to get hold of one of these yet? I have had a pre-order in with AMP3 for a few weeks now but they are still awaiting stock. I know CNY will have had an impact but I notice retailers in France have it in stock so I may have to place an order with them.
can we install usb audio player on it? As when I tried it I only was able to use the stock player as it belonged to another person, so i could not try things out the way I like to
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