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I think the iphone 6 dac is pretty good. But I have started using my hifiman 560 and found that I need to drive it at full volume to get ok volume. It still sounds great. But I need a little more volume. This is where it gets so confusing even after I tried to read up.
As I understand, there is no way to get a analog line out from the lightning connector without actually using the CCK which is a DAC by itself. I am assuming that the dac in the cck is likely inferior to the dac on the iphone 6? As the new iphone is on the way, I do not want to be limited in my "dac" choices by the amp/dac device I need to drive my hifiman 560. If the usual cck convertors to something like the fiio 30 pin to 1/8" cable works to get a actual analog line out with the iphone 6 dac converting it to analog, I guess I am ok.
I hope folks here can explain this to me a little clearly so that I understand how the lightning cable works. thanks! I do not have the CCK but have a 30pin to analog which I use on my ipod and it sounds great with a proper amp (my hifi set)
As I understand, there is no way to get a analog line out from the lightning connector without actually using the CCK which is a DAC by itself. I am assuming that the dac in the cck is likely inferior to the dac on the iphone 6? As the new iphone is on the way, I do not want to be limited in my "dac" choices by the amp/dac device I need to drive my hifiman 560. If the usual cck convertors to something like the fiio 30 pin to 1/8" cable works to get a actual analog line out with the iphone 6 dac converting it to analog, I guess I am ok.
I hope folks here can explain this to me a little clearly so that I understand how the lightning cable works. thanks! I do not have the CCK but have a 30pin to analog which I use on my ipod and it sounds great with a proper amp (my hifi set)