Hsiu
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the u in uDAC read micro so it is not a marketing thingy, however your idea of eDAC , aDAC, oDAC make it sound like some Chinese knock off imitating products
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what I mean is less in airiness, brightness that heighten the emotion. I didn't say it is good or bad because it will largely depend on what headphone a person is using. it is particularly good for people who use bright sounding, on your face earphone to smooth things up. but not too good for laid back and dark sounding gear. personally SRH840 is ok, but PFE has better synergy.
Originally Posted by userlander /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hey Dave - maybe you should give the DAC-Extasy a nifty little "iPod" name like the uDAC has, or iBasso, etc. -- maybe eDAC, aDAC, or oDAC are available. ![]() ![]() |
the u in uDAC read micro so it is not a marketing thingy, however your idea of eDAC , aDAC, oDAC make it sound like some Chinese knock off imitating products

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Exactly - great description! The singer is "farther away," or more recessed with the uDAC, and there's a slight kind of "echo," or a little bit of a "hollow" sound there as I think I worded it. And not only on female vocals, but I noticed it with male vocals too, most notably with Pearl Jam and XTC. |
what I mean is less in airiness, brightness that heighten the emotion. I didn't say it is good or bad because it will largely depend on what headphone a person is using. it is particularly good for people who use bright sounding, on your face earphone to smooth things up. but not too good for laid back and dark sounding gear. personally SRH840 is ok, but PFE has better synergy.