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Thanks for info. So you can choose in settings DoP or native DSD?
Anyone who already has HA-1 tried DSD with Foobar?
Anyone who already has HA-1 tried DSD with Foobar?
Thanks for info. So you can choose in settings DoP or native DSD?
Anyone who already has HA-1 tried DSD with Foobar?
Thanks for info. So you can choose in settings DoP or native DSD?
Anyone who already has HA-1 tried DSD with Foobar?
In JRiver DSD64 file seems to be playing with the following output encodings:
- None
- DSD in DoP
- 2xDSD in DoP
- 2xDSD in native
which makes sense as the specs state it can do up to 4xDSD in native.
I am starting to link to impressions within this thread in the first post. I just have @ogodei
's impression @ post 120 linked so far.
Help me out! If you want me to link your impression, shoot me a PM!
would like to know if the HA-1 has a audible click sound originating from the device itself when no signal has passed through it for a short period of time, also known as standby(not the kind where its sleeping).
or even if its operation is silent, does it take half a second for the signal to start coming through, perhaps someone can test it connected to their PC, and play a windows sound like changing the volume, see if the sound cuts out.
i can't stand this feature, i really hope its not present, some high end gear still do this, violectric for example.
would like to know if the HA-1 has a audible click sound originating from the device itself when no signal has passed through it for a short period of time, also known as standby(not the kind where its sleeping).
or even if its operation is silent, does it take half a second for the signal to start coming through, perhaps someone can test it connected to their PC, and play a windows sound like changing the volume, see if the sound cuts out.
i can't stand this feature, i really hope its not present, some high end gear still do this, violectric for example.
Unit clicks when 1) booting up (power transformer kicking in I think) 2) changing inputs 3) switching between balanced and SE phones 4) going in and out of mute. First file I play after changing inputs has a very faint click as well. Other than that the physical unit is dead silent so far.
I am getting a tiny, tiny pop over the phones when changing tracks when using it as DAC only (PC with JRiver19 > USB2 > HA1 (Volume bypass on USB) > Balanced > audio-gd master 8) but its almost unnoticeable. This does NOT seem to be happening when the unit is used as both DAC \ AMP.
Puts out a lot of heat, big old vent in on the front top.
No noticeable play lag in any mode (DAC\AMP combo, Amp only, DAC only).
When used as DAC only (Home Theatre Bypass against USB input)media controls no longer work but Mute does against both Headphone and Pre-amp outputs.
and vibrates the table its that loud.
I would like to congratulate Oppo for this product. It is pretty much EXACTLY what I would have made if I had designed it myself with the features I want and without the features I don't want. It also manages to look great and the price is right. It makes many other headphone oriented offerings look very over priced and very basic. Thank you, Oppo.
I hope that one day I can add the Oppo to my system.
excellent reply, thank you, answered alot of questions for me, you've given me alot to consider.
was wondering if you could expand further a few points for me, does the HA-1 click when changing from 44.1k to 48k, or 96k files? i'm guessing this isn't the case as the files themselves will be upscaled.
also, i know i'm being a pain, but are you able to test to see if the HA-1 goes in standby after say 5-10 minutes of no signal passing through, then wake it up by playing a file to find out any audible clicks, some DAC's are 30 seconds, some are 5 minutes, the DAC usb module i've got in my V200 drives me crazy as its set to 30 seconds, and vibrates the table its that loud.
i knew the HA-1 was going to get warm, but you mentioned "alot" of heat, don't suppose you have a thermal gun lying around to take a reading, as a benchmark, i use my V200, which runs almost at ambient room temps, which is very very good.