madwolf
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Cannot find anything on google regarding this OPA1678. Which company is producing this chip ?
Cannot find anything on google regarding this OPA1678. Which company is producing this chip ?
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I got my T3 today, will post picture tonight. damn it is tiny. no bass boost button. 2 switch to adjust between 4 gain setting. brown alunimum on one side of case the other side is mirror chrome semi transparent plastic which is finger print magnet. the package come with warranty card, wall charger with USB port, a USB charging cable and ~5 inch interconnect.
I am using UM3X and 5800XM/Clip+ as source. To my untrained ear the first impression is stronger bass but does not darken the vocal. there are tiny hiss, as long as the source is clean the hiss is minimum. not only the bass, it seems like the treble is a little stronger too. not sure if I need to burn it in but this is what's out of the box for now.
Hey guys - I'm pretty much a noob when it comes to amps. Would a t3 pair off well hd 25's and a 4th gen ipod nano? Or is there another amp that would pair well? Also I was thinking of getting an amp/dac although it's not a necessity - I usually listen to my music on the go.
If anyone has any recommendations, I would really appreciate it.![]()
At this point, i'll be staying with the nano but somewhere down the line I may upgrade to a cowon. Unless I get an amp that's so good I won't need to even upgrade my source? Is that possible?
Are there any numbers in terms how much the bass is increased in decibals? I am looking at the T3. My Fiio E5 has a 3.5 dB bass increase and that isn't enough, just wondering if a T3 will do any better.
The T3 doesnt have a bass boost switch T4 does.
i dug it out for you.
ellisdee wrote:
Oh yea and the iBasso T3 gain switch options are as follows:
When both gain switches are to the left Gain= 0dB
When the left hand switch is to the left and the right hand switch to the right Gain= +3dB
When the left hand switch is to the right and the right hand switch to the left Gain= +8dB
When both switches are to the right Gain= +10dB
I tend to leave them off (both left) unless I can here a track is lacking bass then I switch the right one to the right giving you the +3dB boost which seems to brings the bass up a little.
The +8dB and +10dB always seem a little harsh on 32ohm IEMs