I've never seen that on any device with Tidal. Do you have a picture?
Ibasso DX220 has this indicator and also Hiby R6 Pro afaik.
I've never seen that on any device with Tidal. Do you have a picture?
I am actually disappointed. X5III warm sound was perfect for my taste!
Ibasso DX220 has this indicator and also Hiby R6 Pro afaik.
I have absolutely no issues with the FH5 bass or treble. Only the mids are sometimes a bit too forward and occasionally too thin. This can often be fixed with foam tips or a bit of EQ. I definitely wouldn’t want less bass or more treble, and to be fair I’m not expecting Andromeda resolution in a $250 IEM. Even though it’s FiiO we have to be realistic. PS. Apologies, wrong thread I know...Yeah waiting also some info about fh7 as fh5 not so ideal for me. I like low end and bass and yesterday specially compared them in the shop with my kanas pro and fa7. So Fh5 has much low in subbass region, but it is not controlled enough and in my opinion kanas pro has better subbass control and in quantity not less or even more than fh5.
DX220 + Amp8 = $1300. Not exactly a fair fight.Maybe with amp 8 DX220 is better, but to these ears they are very, very close and like I said I prefer the sound of the m11 personality so far. Got to do some work.
Not sure that’s even possible with stock Android? In any case that’s been programmed into the OS, it’s not a Tidal thing.I see. (That would be nice to add)
Not me personally but many here have, with much success.Has anyone bought the M11 on aliexpress but through a different store instead of the FiiO official store?
Yes, I did. From Shenzhen Hongze Technology. No issues at all.Has anyone bought the M11 on aliexpress but through a different store instead of the FiiO official store?
DX220 + Amp8 = $1300. Not exactly a fair fight.
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Even FiiO call this a ‘mid-to-high-end’ dap when it fact it matches or exceeds many of the so-called ‘high-end’ players that cost much more. And while some people may be disappointed that it doesn’t have the ‘warm, mushy’ sound of lesser players, the more neutral and resolving ‘reference’ tuning is what you want - because then you’re really left to tune the sound to your liking with IEMs or headphones, without any influence or hindrance from the player - as it should be. Great album by the way. One of my faves.No not at all, but this thing really has top tier sound (listening to one of my go to albums) that's recorded very well and it sounds amazing.
You really can't get caught up in labels (such as flagship vs mid range) because it's meaningless. Like well of course it's better, it's their flagship. Meaningless.
You have to listen for yourself to really know. What I'm listening to now
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Even FiiO call this a ‘mid-to-high-end’ dap when it fact it matches or exceeds many of the so-called ‘high-end’ players that cost much more. And while some people may be disappointed that it doesn’t have the ‘warm, mushy’ sound of lesser players, the more neutral and resolving ‘reference’ tuning is what you want - because then you’re really left to tune the sound to your liking with IEMs or headphones, without any influence or hindrance from the player - as it should be. Great album by the way. One of my faves.
I'm unable to help you out there, but how did you find the FH5 compared to the N3? I take it you prefer the N3 more since you're selling the FH5Listened to this with Hidizs MS4 Mermaid, Sony XBA-N3, FiiO FH5 (gonna sell these), and the iSine 20. The last require EQ, but doing so on the @FiiO M11 doesn't yield the same results as the Sony NW-ZX300. Long shot, but anyone seeing this issue?