hisound
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Thank you for your question, The releasing time of it will be predicted to be at the end of this month.
"There is no any perfect player can satisify each consumer's all requirment. Every player is compromised some thing."
I have always said this, if a player has a clean line out (or even better a digital line out) plus 32 GB inteneral memory it will satisfy a large portion of us. Some of us will always bypass the amp section regardless of how good it is. If a company is out there smart enough to produce a DAP with has a decent DAC section and expansion capability and explicity state that this is made based on the assumption that the amp will be bypassed it will attract a large audience.
In now day and age 8 gigabye is really below average. It will be very hard for you to compete against something like ipod touch with such a great UI. Not matter how good your player will sound it will only attract a very small population. Even the folks in ordinary world will like at least 16 GB. It will be very hard to sell an eight GB DAP with such a UI to the mass consumers, they will never care about the amp section as they will not realize its potential (how many consumer you know which will use a high quality IEM).
Much as I'd love to see an ampless DAP, I don't think it's marketable to mass consumers either. But if you meant that Hisound should stop trying to please the casual folks and start catering to us, then you definitely have a point. A nice sounding DAP that doesn't make you pay for the amp you'll bypass anyway would make a great budget-friendly audiophile product. Not sure such a product is Hisound's cup of tea (I get a feeling they love building amps), but I think there's a market for those.
I believe in hisound engineers, it is that the marketing guys I dont really like :-D
Have a simple search on headfi (which by the way is not the only audio enthusiast forum) you will see how high is the demand for a DAP which can play 24/96 files.
I honestly do not know how hard it is to built a DAP which can play 24/96 files but if anyone can do it I am sure the hisound guys can do it. I believe a DAP with 24/96 capability, with dac quality as prioirty and expandable slot, priced below 500 USD will sell like hot cakes!
Hi, Headfier:
After listening to your opinions, We are going to amend the design. We will built in the SD card slot . The releasing date will be prolong for about 15 days. which will be on 15th , Nov. 2012.
By the way, the pre order will be prolong too.
Thanks.
Hi, Headfier:
After listening to your opinions, We are going to amend the design. We will built in the SD card slot . The releasing date will be prolong for about 15 days. which will be on 15th , Nov. 2012.
By the way, the pre order will be prolong too.
Thanks.
niceHi, Headfier:
After listening to your opinions, We are going to amend the design. We will built in the SD card slot . The releasing date will be prolong for about 15 days. which will be on 15th , Nov. 2012.
By the way, the pre order will be prolong too.
Thanks.
Much as I'd love to see an ampless DAP, I don't think it's marketable to mass consumers either. But if you meant that Hisound should stop trying to please the casual folks and start catering to us, then you definitely have a point. A nice sounding DAP that doesn't make you pay for the amp you'll bypass anyway would make a great budget-friendly audiophile product. Not sure such a product is Hisound's cup of tea (I get a feeling they love building amps), but I think there's a market for those.
Hi, Headfier:
After listening to your opinions, We are going to amend the design. We will built in the SD card slot . The releasing date will be prolong for about 15 days. which will be on 15th , Nov. 2012.
By the way, the pre order will be prolong too.
Thanks.