FiiO E17K Review
Feb 28, 2016 at 4:06 PM Post #91 of 135
Ah ya right. Sorry about that.
What I mean was using E17K as a DAC via usb and then connect it to E6 as amp through LineOut.

 
Why would you use the E6 though?  The E17K has a far better amp section which si also more powerful.  So why use the E6 at all?
 
Apr 15, 2016 at 3:59 PM Post #96 of 135
Hi guys, Again, wanting some recommandations, from others users on Amp/Dac, for using with my combo. X3ii + Westone w4r.

E12a or E17k ?! What are the advantages from one and the others.

Thx!
 
May 19, 2016 at 11:40 PM Post #99 of 135
You'll want at least the E09 for HD600.  Something that draws its power from a wall outlet and not a battery or USB port.
 
Jun 10, 2016 at 8:11 AM Post #100 of 135
I have a question is the a cable with a micro usb on one end and lightning connector on the other?
 
I really hate to have to buy a lightning to usb adapter(the CCK from Apple).
 
Thanks
 
Sep 21, 2016 at 2:56 PM Post #102 of 135
Vs. the E07 which I had before, it's definitely worth the difference. One thing to be aware of if you are wanting to use an Android device as a source is that the E17K isn't designed to work with Android (according to Fiio) and may or may not work.
 
The E17K didn't work with my previous Android 5 phone. I just upgraded to an Android 6 phone and have used it once with the E17K. It works and sounds good but its display only registers 48K / 16 bit which can be a sign it is working as an amp but not a DAC. It certainly sounded better than the phone, but I only had a limited time to listen so I need to check it out again. The Dragonfly Red and Black are also strong contenders in this price range, and do work with Android.
 

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