We're waiting for more clarification on that!
A cheeky coder perhaps ?
We're waiting for more clarification on that!
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With something like this cable/adapter, can I use the balanced analog output of my Oppo Sonica DAC for drive the only headamp section of my Diablo?Yes - you can, like with the example Bryce showed us above.
that was denied possible by iFi before.
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We were just waiting for it to be discovered, that's all
When iFi will have this kind of cable with FEMALE XLR's instead of Male ones?Folks, two small updates about micro iDSD Diablo.
1. The product's 4.4 balanced line output that can work as a line input (100kΩ input impedance) is an easter egg, but we wanted users to find that one on their own
This essentially means that micro iDSD Diablo can operate as a standalone headphone amp with its digital bits bypassed, but only when there's no digital signal going in. Regular 4.4mm cables will work!
2. micro iDSD Diablo turning off with demanding headphones rated below 16Ω.
Without going too deep into specifics, the product's battery is the limiting factor and external PSUs bypass the issue, but at the expense of a lot of heat.
That's why micro iDSD Diablo's 4.4mm headphone out is best for high impedance loads and its single-ended heaphone out is the one to use with low impedance loads. To put this into perspective:
micro iDSD Diablo's 4.4mm headphone out delivers 1W into 16Ω in Turbo mode.
micro iDSD Diablo's 6.3mm headphone out delivers 2.54W into 16Ω in Turbo mode.
micro iDSD Diablo's 4.4mm headphone out delivers 4.9W into 64Ω in Turbo mode.
Hope this helps, thanks!
Folks, two small updates about micro iDSD Diablo.
1. The product's 4.4 balanced line output that can work as a line input (100kΩ input impedance) is an easter egg, but we wanted users to find that one on their own
This essentially means that micro iDSD Diablo can operate as a standalone headphone amp with its digital bits bypassed, but only when there's no digital signal going in. Regular 4.4mm cables will work!
2. micro iDSD Diablo turning off with demanding headphones rated below 16Ω.
Without going too deep into specifics, the product's battery is the limiting factor and external PSUs bypass the issue, but at the expense of a lot of heat.
That's why micro iDSD Diablo's 4.4mm headphone out is best for high impedance loads and its single-ended heaphone out is the one to use with low impedance loads. To put this into perspective:
micro iDSD Diablo's 4.4mm headphone out delivers 1W into 16Ω in Turbo mode.
micro iDSD Diablo's 6.3mm headphone out delivers 2.54W into 16Ω in Turbo mode.
micro iDSD Diablo's 4.4mm headphone out delivers 4.9W into 64Ω in Turbo mode.
Hope this helps, thanks!
With something like this cable/adapter, can I use the balanced analog output of my Oppo Sonica DAC for drive the only headamp section of my Diablo?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/383802861898?hash=item595c6ee94a:g:17EAAOSw31xfqQT5 (HIFI Audio Cable 4.4mm to 2XLR FEMALE 3Pin Plug)
Bryce, the cable shipped is 4.4mm to male XLR, I need for listen my Oppo with Diablo a 4.4mm to FEMALE XLR!Bob, if you look in the box your Diablo came in there is an iFi version of exactly that cable in there, the Diablo ships with one.
Are you talking about Thorsten Loesch, the designer of the Diablo?That is pretty much what Thorsten advised on a private message when he saw I was having issues.
Bryce, the cable shipped is 4.4mm to malew XLR, I need for listen my Oppo with Diablo a 4.4mm to FEMALE XLR!
I received a message from him last year about Diablo specs, I sent to you in private!Of course it Bob, sorry my apologies.
Yes Thorsten Loesch, I was very impressed that somebody of his caliber would reach out to assist a nobody on the other side of the planet !
What output into 16 Ohms is available on an optimal PSU ?
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