[Sonic Defender]

   
Is it a thread about Micro or DT990?
 

Now now, a little OT conversation is normal and quite acceptable. Find me one long thread that doesn't go OT many times. As long as it gets back on topic quickly enough it should be fine, IMO.

 

[all999]

  Now now, a little OT conversation is normal and quite acceptable. Find me one long thread that doesn't go OT many times. As long as it gets back on topic quickly enough it should be fine, IMO.

 
Ever tried to go through a large thread with those little OT?
 
Ok, I'm making one now

 

[Riley Beale]

Does the DP-X1 use the same exact tagging structure/format as the Fiio X5 1st generation?

 

[hellfire8888]

just did an antutu benchmark just for the fun of it! And DP-X1 rank 29/30 compare to other latest smart phone.
 
by the way i notice when i play DSD for 8 hours straight using SE and the device is not even near hot. hmmmm is this unit so heat efficient ?

 

[Amoy Utot]

More than happy with my combo, no problem so far (battery, connectors). I'm very cautious though.
Balanced sound is stellar, really changed my way of listening to my music.

 
Enable "Variable Line Out Mode" under Settings>sound & notifications if you have that option to fully utilize the amplifier output. Root the device and install Viper4Android if you haven't done it yet. You'll be surprised,..

 

[addyg]

just did an antutu benchmark just for the fun of it! And DP-X1 rank 29/30 compare to other latest smart phone.

by the way i notice when i play DSD for 8 hours straight using SE and the device is not even near hot. hmmmm is this unit so heat efficient ?

My 2 cents

dp-x1 use eight large capacitors to reserve its output power. So it is capable of power when required , but also power efficient when listen at medium level.

 

[DrGonzo]

What is Viper4Android? What are benefits?

Thanks

 

[Johnny Woody]

What is Viper4Android? What are benefits?

Thanks

Ultimate audio customization
 
Can set universal left right balance

 

[hellfire8888]

can someone tell me what this really do?
 
Enable "Variable Line Out Mode" under Settings>sound & notifications if you have that option to fully utilize the amplifier output. 
 
I just enable it and it give me a warning say "listening to loud music will kinda of damange my hearing bla bla and ask to restart device."
 
After restart i notice the volume is much more louder like it is on High Gain Mode. Now when i use this to power my headphone Beyerdynamic T90..it is driving it with authority compare to the standard like out but the battery indicator also show it is draining fast...
 
And there is a little icon showing VLINE OUT
 
...hmmm interesting

 

[Johnny Woody]

  can someone tell me what this really do?
 
Enable "Variable Line Out Mode" under Settings>sound & notifications if you have that option to fully utilize the amplifier output. 
 
I just enable it and it give me a warning say "listening to loud music will kinda of damange my hearing bla bla and ask to restart device."
 
After restart i notice the volume is much more louder like it is on High Gain Mode. Now when i use this to power my headphone Beyerdynamic T90..it is driving it with authority compare to the standard like out but the battery indicator also show it is draining fast...
 
And there is a little icon showing VLINE OUT
 
...hmmm interesting

simply a bypass of the EU volume limitation

 

[hellfire8888]

  simply a bypass of the EU volume limitation

thanks..but i also notice my battery deplete very fast compare to normal

 

[Johnny Woody]

  thanks..but i also notice my battery deplete very fast compare to normal

That's because the amp chip draw more power than before

 

[cirodts]

But I must admit that I was rather disappointed of dp, the sound is clean but with rock music has no body and thick that I thought, with that amp and  dac  I thought I had a thicker sound, but too thin for rock.

 

[Sonic Defender]

  But I must admit that I was rather disappointed of dp, the sound is clean but with rock music has no body and thick that I thought, with that amp and  dac  I thought I had a thicker sound, but too thin for rock.

What headphones are you using? The DP-X1 is anything but thin sounding, at least that is what I found. Rock is always kind of thin if you ask me, and I have been listening to it since the 1980s. Once the guitars get screaming and the cymbals are swished and pounded those frequencies will be very front and center "thinning" the sound. I know there are times when the bass is prominent, but as I said I never find rock to consistently have much body. I'm sure there are exceptions, and a great deal I haven't heard, so I'm only speaking based on my personal experience which is of course nothing more than that.

 

[cirodts]

  What headphones are you using? The DP-X1 is anything but thin sounding, at least that is what I found. Rock is always kind of thin if you ask me, and I have been listening to it since the 1980s. Once the guitars get screaming and the cymbals are swished and pounded those frequencies will be very front and center "thinning" the sound. I know there are times when the bass is prominent, but as I said I never find rock to consistently have much body. I'm sure there are exceptions, and a great deal I haven't heard, so I'm only speaking based on my personal experience which is of course nothing more than that.

listening grado sr225e, I do not give me that sense of fullness of sound, listening to metal, kreator, gunse n roses, violator, Exodus etc.