golf4fun12
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I guess I can see scrypt's point of view when it comes to the on/bass switch. I always understood what it did, but it could be confusing if you don't know otherwise.
Fine, but is it necessary to buy every new Fiio/iBasso to come down the pike ? Guys, its your money - no skin off my nose - but some of the logic escapes me when a new toy doesn't seem to have fulfilled a specific need. If I buy a DAC to replace the MSII, I want it to be a *better* DAC - ditto another mains-powered amp to replace the E9. Neither of these is anything other than a mid-fi toy, and I'm not pretending otherwise, but having more mid-fi toys to stash away in a desk drawer just seems redundant. Just my 2 cents worth.
Note that I'm not bagging the E10, just questioning some of our purchasing behaviour. Buying this toy simply to be able to say 'Aaah - I knew the DAC wouldn't be much chop !' seems like an odd way to approach audio.
I received the E10 in the post today, and I'm now playing some music through Spotify. The E10 is clearly an improvement over the E7 I used to own, at least with the ER4S. On the E7 the bass boost was "unnatural", artificial.
To be fair I wasn't expecting this little device to sound this good, I can't believe the quality you can get with £50.
Hi clieos, can you please elaborate more on the e10+e9 combination? I am going to pair it with the dt 990 600 ohm edition (which is quite bright) and just wanted to have a more general idea of what the fiio e10 and e9 sound like together, thanks!
as a sidenote... i'm noticing that if i move my headphone cable when is plugged in the 3.5mm, i lose audio in one side.. something like is not well soldered, fixed, or something like that.
sometimes when i move my cans or e10 of place, i lose the connection and sounds horrible, and need to move it again to hear it normally.
I think is bad... for a new product.
for the sound, well, sounds very good, but dont have anything to compare against.