[Whitigir]

Sansa player? The old sandisk mp3 players? Did they use liquid metal as well?

Idk, that was what he said lol

 

[samandhi]

Sansa player? The old sandisk mp3 players? Did they use liquid metal as well?

While it may be true, I could find no information regarding this. Maybe a limited run???

 

[Tomm11]

Idk, that was what he said lol

Not really what I said, just repeating what I read in the wikipedia article on Liquidmetal that was linked.

"It has been used on the casing of late-model SanDisk "Cruzer Titanium" USB flash drives as well as their Sansa line of flash-based MP3 player, and casings of some mobile phones, like the luxury Vertu products, and other toughened consumer electronics"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquidmetal

 

[jamato8]

The black leather case is as good as the best leather cases I have seen. Seems they really have it down now. Excellent quality, a little thinner leather so it has a nice feel to it and perfect fit. This really is the best player I have ever seen. Every time I look at the metal case, it is like being in some space odyssey. So extremely well made and the lines are sublime.

 

[Tomm11]

This goes back to 2006 and looks to be definitive information on Sandisk's Sansa player and it's use of Liquidmetal. The Sansa e200 flagship MP3 player had a Liquidmetal alloy back cover.

https://liquidmetal.gcs-web.com/new...-alloy-casing-now-available-consumers-sandisk

 

[samandhi]

This goes back to 2006 and looks to be definitive information on Sandisk's Sansa player and it's use of Liquidmetal. The Sansa e200 flagship MP3 player had a Liquidmetal alloy back cover.

https://liquidmetal.gcs-web.com/new...-alloy-casing-now-available-consumers-sandisk

WOW! I never knew..

 

[Whitigir]

Wow! Definitely the pricing for these stuff are no jokes. Though I still believe that Ibasso has the best price/performances ratios

 

[Tomm11]

If it's Titanium based like Keizoxx states in his post above, then maybe it's a different process from the Liquidmetal that we are talking about.
According to the Liquidmetal site, theirs is a Zirconium based alloy.

 

[Whitigir]

With all this noises and Paul has yet to respond, that means he is super busy! That also means….the next MAX may be cooking

 

[Ichos]

They are having national holidays from 1 to 7 of October!

 

[tomfox]

Why is Roon Arc not working on Ibasso DX320. Installation was ok, see the library but can’t play files because of “unexpected playback failure”. Fiio M17 does not have this so the problem lies with Ibasso…

 

[arftech]

Why is Roon Arc not working on Ibasso DX320. Installation was ok, see the library but can’t play files because of “unexpected playback failure”. Fiio M17 does not have this so the problem lies with Ibasso…

I believe the Roon streaming technology has to be built into the device. Are Ibasso devices Roon Ready?

View this little primer by a Roon founder on YouTube referencing requirements for Roon Ready devices. Skip to 5:32.



Also visit the Roon site for more information.

 

[Maxx134]

It effects eddy currents. I don't think shielding so much since the case with not all encompassing but there are minor currents that effect sound. This is what I have learned over the years. I read somewhere that liquid metal has a good conduction of current.

Currents, electrons, and magnetism are all improperly defined into what works, but is not reality. The electron cannot be separated from its magnetic element. Actual magnetic flux lines can be viewed from a "ferrocell" that is totally different from what is currently being used, as "learned" theory.

All our current theorys are flawed and limited in scope.
That is why no known measurments exist for much phenomenon that is denied.

Particle physics is a big example of such a "contrived" and an imperfect system of explanation.
Just look at the "THE RUSSELL PERIODIC CHART OF THE ELEMENTS" which is more correct than what we are currently using.

As Nikola Tesla said,
"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."... NOT particles!

John 1:
"In the beginning was the Word: and the Word was with God: and the Word was God...All things were made by him: and without him was made nothing that was made."..

There you go. The "Word" can be described as "energy, Frequency, vibration". Not electrons or particle physics. Our current tools are limited because they are "flawed" to be used as "controlled mechanisms" for our society.

They don't want you to know true physics. That we live in a toroidal system. That instead of "gravity" we have density and static electricity, wich increases with altitude elevation from the Earth, as unlimited free energy. How do you think Tesla powered a "world fair" remotely?

All this stuff is covered up knowledge, to keep humanity from destroying itself. Who knows how many humanity resets have occurred I'm it's 6-8 thousand years??
We certainly did have mini resets in 1500s & 1800s.
For example, the Sahara Dessert did not exist in old maps. They were many cities there.

So the bottom line is, there is much still to find out about our existing level of technology.
For instance, scientists have implanted data & video into genes themselves, to be recovered any time, thru a host even as small as bacteria .

You can see that there is only one IC chips from DAC maker are using Pure Gold wires for terminal connections, and that is ROHM chips. I can only attest to this that I love “pure Gold” sound performances a lot, and I loved ROHM chips from N8ii before I found out that they are using this Gold-Wires as well

This needs to be stressed as important enough to not be labeled as just another "Delta-Sigma" variant, but a true improvement over AKM & LeSabre ..
I finally feel with this chip sound, that we hit a resolve level, that can be accepted as a solid reference of desktop quality.

 

[Tomm11]

I think it's AKM that has clearly been the most forward thinking with their AK4499EX and AK4191 2 chip solution.
First and only DAP using it is the new A&K SP3000 and at $3600 I won't be buying one.

 

[jamato8]

I think it's AKM that has clearly been the most forward thinking with their AK4499EX and AK4191 2 chip solution.
First and only DAP using it is the new A&K SP3000 and at $3600 I won't be buying one.

How many daps are using the ROHM chip? Not many and I don't think AK is the most forward thinking except to price their products so high that people think they must be the best but that is an illusion based on cost and not total performance.