Someone recently asked my opinion about O2/Odac and if this combo have no bass.
I guess it depends on that person's preference, it is not hard to see some members would try as hard as they can to color the sound.
On the other hand, there are some of us who prefer their DAC and Amp have no or very little coloration. To my ears, O2 & ODAC achieve my requirement of "colorless".
In fact, I wanted one immediately right after I heard it, regardless of price. It sound just like another DAC I wanted for a long time.
You may ask which is the other DAC? The other DAC is Apogee Symphony, which is not often talked about on Head-Fi.
How do they sound like? Nothing. They are so transparent that they sound like nothing.
I guess you can say my decision is purely based on my subjective experience, nothing objective lol.
In conclusion, I would not recommend O2/ODAC if you are trying to color your sound or cover flaws of your badly mastered recording. But if you want something that let you enjoy how your music and headphone sound, you should get them.
I guess it depends on that person's preference, it is not hard to see some members would try as hard as they can to color the sound.
On the other hand, there are some of us who prefer their DAC and Amp have no or very little coloration. To my ears, O2 & ODAC achieve my requirement of "colorless".
In fact, I wanted one immediately right after I heard it, regardless of price. It sound just like another DAC I wanted for a long time.
You may ask which is the other DAC? The other DAC is Apogee Symphony, which is not often talked about on Head-Fi.
How do they sound like? Nothing. They are so transparent that they sound like nothing.
I guess you can say my decision is purely based on my subjective experience, nothing objective lol.
In conclusion, I would not recommend O2/ODAC if you are trying to color your sound or cover flaws of your badly mastered recording. But if you want something that let you enjoy how your music and headphone sound, you should get them.