edwardDnb
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For a wide stage, maybe thicker copper? I like the Plussound wires, they give a rich sound, delicate.
I see that kind of stuff all the timeFunny to see your pic in Google ...
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Well I'm gonna use my DX300 on a few minutes ...I see that kind of stuff all the time
just saw your post on facebook, how are you liking the amp?So this is what's it is al A B O U T ... ?
Amp12 ...
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I literally installed it a few minutes agojust saw your post on facebook, how are you liking the amp?
I am using the DUNU DUW-02 (OG) cable on mine, and it sounds marvelous. It IS SPC, but I find no deficiencies over the silver cable, other than taming the (slightly) boosted presence region; along with the black filter.CB16 cable should arrive today, gonna give that a test with the dx312ex + it07 later. If I'm not a huge fan of the cable, I may consider trying something like the Dunu Blanche which is pure silver and with more cores. So far, the stock silver cable sounds best, the GU craftsman silver 2.5mm to 4.4mm dongle isn't bad but it takes away a bit of the soundstage vs just the stock cable alone. Tried the Kinera Leyding cable as well, still prefer the silver. We'll see how the cb16 goes.
No, it should not... Matter of fact, that you are getting just less than 10 hours (doing the math from your last measure), I would say that either you have rogue app(s), or the battery is not in good shape. As new as it is, someone would have to have seriously abused the battery to get it to be so damaged so early on.Does the Amp12 uses so much more juice vs Amp11 Mk II ...
Gonna charge it fullyI am using the DUNU DUW-02 (OG) cable on mine, and it sounds marvelous. It IS SPC, but I find no deficiencies over the silver cable, other than taming the (slightly) boosted presence region; along with the black filter.
No, it should not... Matter of fact, that you are getting just less than 10 hours (doing the math from your last measure), I would say that either you have rogue app(s), or the battery is not in good shape. As new as it is, someone would have to have seriously abused the battery to get it to be so damaged so early on.
My point is that it seems more likely that either there was an issue from the factory (defective battery to begin with), or you have something draining it faster than normal. Have you tried resetting it, and clearing cache, and maybe even also reinstall the FW? This should get rid of anything lingering that might cause this issue IMO.
Also, don't forget that android devices need for you to (once in a while) run it till' it is dead, and then charge it to full. Sometimes the OS loses track of the battery capacity, and needs recalibrated.Gonna charge it fully
Now it might be me
I'll check it