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So just to confirm, my 2nd Gen iPod touch (iOS 5.x I think?) will NOT support the UAC1 DAC section of the C5D? It's only iOS7 devices with the CCK?
Correct, iOS7 is required.
So just to confirm, my 2nd Gen iPod touch (iOS 5.x I think?) will NOT support the UAC1 DAC section of the C5D? It's only iOS7 devices with the CCK?
Or perhaps a right-angled one to reduce strain on the cable. I purposely don't use my FiiO L3 line out dock cable because it kept getting caught on something since it sticks out so far from my devices. The L9 line out dock is much more usable in that regards.
The only issue with a right angle is the access to the volume pot or headphone jack.
Mhmm, good point, but only in certain configurations. On the other hand, the mini-USB port is on the other end of the C5, so volume control blocking shouldn't be a problem there.
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Shucks. I doubt my 2nd gen iPod touch will support such a glorious OS too.....
Oh well, the amp section will be fine for now. I MIGHT have to get a new iPod to support iOS7 and take full advantage of the C5D... XD
.......this is why I regret coming back to head-fi. My poor wallet....
Mhmm, good point, but only in certain configurations. On the other hand, the mini-USB port is on the other end of the C5, so volume control blocking shouldn't be a problem there.
Speaking of the L3 though, I can't seem to find mine.
With my configuration of the L9, the volume control is perfectly intact and easy-to-access.
^ No I don't actually use the 6.3 mm to 3.5 mm adaptor, I just put it in there to demonstrate that it fits in the L9's loop.
BTW, your end plates are black, you got it customized?
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Mhmm, good point, but only in certain configurations. On the other hand, the mini-USB port is on the other end of the C5, so volume control blocking shouldn't be a problem there.
Speaking of the L3 though, I can't seem to find mine.
With my configuration of the L9, the volume control is perfectly intact and easy-to-access.
^ No I don't actually use the 6.3 mm to 3.5 mm adaptor, I just put it in there to demonstrate that it fits in the L9's loop.
This is the perfect example of a compact stack that is pocketable. I hope to achieve that with my smartphone and the CD5, hence looking for a suitable cable (right angle mini to micro usb cable). I believe JDS stated on their blog that they are currently looking for a cable supplier to provide custom short cables so I'm hopeful that I will be able to get one from them together with the C5D.
BTW, your end plates are black, you got it customized?
On another note, here's my a/b audio switch so far using my spare C5 case. Had to use a dremel to make the input jack holes a touch bigger. Everything closes nicely and the switching is working. I just need to isolate the soldered pins from the case (tight fit) and connect the input ground to the case. Woohoo!
There's nothing wrong with a 2nd gen iPod Touch though. Jailbreak + Activator for physical media button controls = WIN!
I still have my 2nd gen iPod Touch and it can only run up to iOS 4.2.1.
Also don't forget about SBsettings: the control center before iOS 7's Control Center.
On another note, here's my a/b audio switch so far using my spare C5 case. Had to use a dremel to make the input jack holes a touch bigger. Everything closes nicely and the switching is working. I just need to isolate the soldered pins from the case (tight fit) and connect the input ground to the case. Woohoo!
Hey that's a pretty nice-looking AB-box...or a black box if you will.
It actually looks a lot simpler than I thought it would be.
You should post it in the "post pics of your builds" thread.
On another note, here's my a/b audio switch so far using my spare C5 case. Had to use a dremel to make the input jack holes a touch bigger. Everything closes nicely and the switching is working. I just need to isolate the soldered pins from the case (tight fit) and connect the input ground to the case. Woohoo!
Hey that's a pretty nice-looking AB-box...or a black box if you will.
It actually looks a lot simpler than I thought it would be.
You should post it in the "post pics of your builds" thread.
Thanks. I'll do that. The photos don't show the ground connection or the tape finishing on the terminals. I'll probably do a tutorial too. It's was pretty easy. The hardest part was soldering the tiny pins on the mini switch by hand. Ugh. I melted a lead right out of the first switch. $5 down the drain. Lucky the new soldering iron is a million times better and i was able to do this switch with zero issues and much cleaner.