[pwaustin]

After extensive listens yesterday, I've been blown away by the DX260. I'm hearing a wider soundstage than the 240, the music just has a bit more space to breathe. And I'm loving the explosiveness of the 260, the music feels more alive and I feel like I'm hearing things that I haven't heard before. So yeah, this thing is a keeper.

I agree, the wheel feels cheaper, but good to hear that it's well built underneath. My issue is that it is too easy to adjust, like when putting the 260 in my pocket. The 240 had enough give to it where it would only move when I intentionally moved it.

Another minor issue I'm having is that the buttons are too sensitive. There have been a number of times where I accidentally skip to the next/previous track when just picking up and moving the dap.

But, so far, I'm extremely happy with the 260 and feel like this one will stick around for a while.

 

[Gnofnaik]

I agree, the wheel feels cheaper, but good to hear that it's well built underneath. My issue is that it is too easy to adjust, like when putting the 260 in my pocket.

Yes, fell the same. Hence I change the setting, only activate volume knob when the screen is on.

 

[dgjl]

After extensive listens yesterday, I've been blown away by the DX260. I'm hearing a wider soundstage than the 240, the music just has a bit more space to breathe. And I'm loving the explosiveness of the 260, the music feels more alive and I feel like I'm hearing things that I haven't heard before. So yeah, this thing is a keeper.

I agree, the wheel feels cheaper, but good to hear that it's well built underneath. My issue is that it is too easy to adjust, like when putting the 260 in my pocket. The 240 had enough give to it where it would only move when I intentionally moved it.

Another minor issue I'm having is that the buttons are too sensitive. There have been a number of times where I accidentally skip to the next/previous track when just picking up and moving the dap.

But, so far, I'm extremely happy with the 260 and feel like this one will stick around for a while.

Sounds good! Which amp module on the 240 did you compare it with?

 

[ipaddy]

Folks, it's been a while now. I can't believe no one here has the DX320. Has no one compared the sound quality of the DX260 to the DX320?

 

[pwaustin]

Sounds good! Which amp module on the 240 did you compare it with?

I have the ampmk2s installed on my 240

 

[goodvibes]

I have the ampmk2s installed on my 240

No wonder Paul said they were very happy with the amp that's there.

 

[Whitigir]

No wonder Paul said they were very happy with the amp that's there.

Following Ibasso new products and dedicated threads, one can sum up pretty much how Ibasso is doing thing. Improvements made to every new products, and even though Ibasso is pretty fast on releasing different product lines up. They still care and improve the products vs the existed one in both engineering specs and real practical performances. Yepe, and that is why D16+PB5 is all MINE!!!

 

[LukeW]

It happens to my DX260 too with Apple Music (downloaded songs, so it wouldn't be a network issue).
There is pop noise after one song ending and the next one starting.

Yep. I just got my DX260 and am listening to a downloaded album. I stopped it for 3 minutes. Restarted -> POP! Ouch!

 

[LukeW]

After extensive listens yesterday, I've been blown away by the DX260. I'm hearing a wider soundstage than the 240, the music just has a bit more space to breathe. And I'm loving the explosiveness of the 260, the music feels more alive and I feel like I'm hearing things that I haven't heard before. So yeah, this thing is a keeper.

I agree, the wheel feels cheaper, but good to hear that it's well built underneath. My issue is that it is too easy to adjust, like when putting the 260 in my pocket. The 240 had enough give to it where it would only move when I intentionally moved it.

Another minor issue I'm having is that the buttons are too sensitive. There have been a number of times where I accidentally skip to the next/previous track when just picking up and moving the dap.

But, so far, I'm extremely happy with the 260 and feel like this one will stick around for a while.

Hah. I have had the same problem with the AK3000 with the side buttons. So I guess we just got to be more careful.

 

[Paul - iBasso]

Yep. I just got my DX260 and am listening to a downloaded album. I stopped it for 3 minutes. Restarted -> POP! Ouch!

We are working on a new Firmware release that will decrease this to barely audible. We should have the firmware out very soon. I am assuming you got this while streaming.

 

[LukeW]

We are working on a new Firmware release that will decrease this to barely audible. We should have the firmware out very soon. I am assuming you got this while streaming.

Actually, I had downloaded the album from Apple Music, so it was not streaming. It was Charles Lloyd, The Water is Wide, and was Apple lossless (not HiRes lossless). Hope that helps.

 

[stro]

I just received mine today, but with 0% battery.
Is it normal?

 

[jamato8]

I just received mine today, but with 0% battery.
Is it normal?

I have received players with almost 100%, 50% and almost none to none. Is it charging?

 

[LukeW]

I just received mine today, but with 0% battery.
Is it normal?

Mine was close to 100%, but someone could have turned yours on before shipping to you as a test and forgot to turn it off. Just see if it charges.

 

[stro]

This is a first for me. All my daps came with atleast 60%.
It is charging now, curently at 75% and will let it charge full, before i started for the first time.
Curious about noise with Campfire IEMs.