Fresh From The Oven: iBasso P5 "Falcon"
May 21, 2015 at 12:08 AM Post #61 of 388
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May 24, 2015 at 2:55 PM Post #64 of 388
 
Yes and the output impedance will depend upon the buffer used but it will be very low.

 
Could you please tell us more about all options we have with buffer and opamp? Big thanks. Any words about approx battery life with stock buffer/opamp? Really interessting amp!
 
 
  I can't get the external power connector type from the pictures. Is it a standard one to be used with custom power supplies
 
 
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May 26, 2015 at 1:34 PM Post #65 of 388
   
Could you please tell us more about all options we have with buffer and opamp? Big thanks. Any words about approx battery life with stock buffer/opamp? Really interessting amp!
 
 


The battery life will depend upon the buffers used or not used and op amps. It could be 6 hours to many more. Also there are many different 9 volt batteries and you will have a large variety to choose from. The power supply does boost the voltage even more and you get a little improvement in sound quality. Any op amps that work with the range of voltage on the P5 can be used and with buffers it is the same. This means there are many op amps that will work with the P5 so you can configure the sound as suits you.
 
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May 26, 2015 at 4:07 PM Post #66 of 388
Thanks for the answer, would be great for some "suggestions" or buffer / opamp kits from you, like use this powerful combo for headphones like Sennheiser HD800, or this for low impendance headphones like Grado RS2, or use this for custom IEMs which really sensitive for hiss (best with very low output impedance like less than 1 ohms). Can't wait to try and get this amp, hopefully we in Germany will get after offical release this amp soon too.
 
 
May 26, 2015 at 6:27 PM Post #67 of 388
 
The battery life will depend upon the buffers used or not used and op amps. It could be 6 hours to many more. Also there are many different 9 volt batteries and you will have a large variety to choose from. The power supply does boost the voltage even more and you get a little improvement in sound quality. Any op amps that work with the range of voltage on the P5 can be used and with buffers it is the same. This means there are many op amps that will work with the P5 so you can configure the sound as suits you.


Because you mentioned the 9 volt batteries, can they get charged in the device? That would be very important for me, don't want to open the amp every time the batteries are empty.
 
May 27, 2015 at 12:43 AM Post #68 of 388
 
Because you mentioned the 9 volt batteries, can they get charged in the device? That would be very important for me, don't want to open the amp every time the batteries are empty.


Yes, you can listen with the PS and charge at the same time. Li-Polymer can not be charged. They can be used but the charger is not to be used for them.  If you have non rechargeable batteries of the Li xxx batteries you can use them but when using the power supply they have to be taken out.
 
The P5 and PS are CNC and manufactured to very tight specs.
 
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May 31, 2015 at 10:18 AM Post #69 of 388
Hello Paul,
 
any news about release date? Sorry for bothering you, but I feel like a child in a candy shop, which is now allowed to grab some candy.
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Jun 1, 2015 at 12:10 PM Post #70 of 388
  Hello Paul,
 
any news about release date? Sorry for bothering you, but I feel like a child in a candy shop, which is now allowed to grab some candy.
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It will be the later part of this month.
 
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Jun 21, 2015 at 10:44 AM Post #72 of 388
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OT (my apologies)

Any advice on how to get my P4-Warbler's volume knob to the pot working more smoothly? after all these years of use, it has become kinda sticky.
 
Jun 21, 2015 at 12:19 PM Post #73 of 388
@Paul - iBasso

OT (my apologies)

Any advice on how to get my P4-Warbler's volume knob to the pot working more smoothly? after all these years of use, it has become kinda sticky.


You can move it back and forth a number of times. If that does not work you can send it in for servicing. The cost is mainly the shipping as an service is relatively inexpensive.
 
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