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You have got me wrong, I don’t like any brands specifically. I like things that has logical technical reasons .You mean that 3 kg device that has a battery unit the size of M17 and is a completely different category of a device? Oh, that has the most horrible customer service and software implementation I have seen in the last years? It is a completely different device.
What was your expectation? That they made the impossible possbile and deliver 6W in total, which is nearly double of any DAP out there, in such a small case with display and everything and not need external cooling? Again, when running from the battery, it does not need cooling. They could have just not provide the option of external power supply and 3W / channel power delivery and then you would be OK with the heat dissipation?
Really Vince, I know you like iBasso and Shanling, but this is a different device. So please let the people interested in the use cases make the judgement.
Yes, your money, your choices. I am not being negative about FiiO, and I am here because I originally I loved the idea of Dual ES9038Pro.
I don’t see anything wrong with dissecting the designs and technicalities of the M17 at all.
Like I mentioned, both the ES9038Pros and especially the THX being used here are running on 15V rails. Did someone mentioned about running on lower voltage rails for portable usage ? At this point, other stuff that are cramped into the M17 are more likely marketing to me. At least, the way I see it, the cooling and voltage rails are not properly the way it should be in the data sheets
Also, there is nothing impossible about using that THX chips and have it doing 6W per channel either. Pretty basic stuff (just follow data sheets and consult THX). What is impossible would be to Fit Both ES9038Pros and using both THX with a proper cooling, proper voltage rails, proper power source, in such a small package. I was attracted to here due to those possibilities when it all began, and I am here to see how it is going, by far, I am yet to be impressed
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