F.audio T3 arrived. Such a compact musical brick.
In terms of sound, first impressions are generally positive:
1) high power (even at 3.5mm) capable of pumping in-channel planars, but it’s better to listen to them on the balance, I don’t advise something tight with 3.5, the player starts to give out, albeit barely audible, but distortions. There are two gain modes;
2) a musical presentation with a point: the bass is a little puffed up in the midbass area, the middle is a little forced and a little bit edgy, the treble has not yet understood. Submission V-shape all the same. About the similarity with the "sound of a cassette player" I can not say.
For software: also 5 points with a minus *. Everything is intuitive, everything works quickly and clearly, it turns on in a couple of seconds like cools
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* minus slapped because the control buttons do not work when the screen is off, but the off button can turn off the player if you have tight pants
Assembly: 5 points, everything is fine. The screen is responsive, but the elements are small, of course, you have to hit.
IMHO: a worthy answer to Hiby r3 and the like.
pt.2:
1) the volume level remembers at each output (3.5 / balance);
2) it can be both a receiver and send a signal to Bluetooth headphones, but the connection algorithm itself is very specific, I still don’t understand how they connected
does not respond to wireless headphones commands. There are codecs: AAC (and overclocked), SBC, APTX / LL / HD
3) external usb-dac(Acmee magic 4 / hiby) doesnt support
pt.3:
After a day of use, I found the following problems:
1) sometimes the first seconds of the track are bitten off;
2) there were reboots (when connecting a memory card and when connecting to a PC), but after that everything was ok;
3) if you turn on the player with headphones plugged in, the volume will be lower, you must turn on the player without headphones.
I asked the manufacturer for firmware: I only gave a link and that's it.
https://pan.baidu.com/s/1kzY_Cop_dlsT-9A_sY-CoA
pass 6666
Any questions?
