georgelai57
Headphoneus Supremus
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So is that the same quality as full ALAC?You'll get 256k (or is it 250k?) AAC file. I use it with Apple Music, so I am already at that quality.
So is that the same quality as full ALAC?You'll get 256k (or is it 250k?) AAC file. I use it with Apple Music, so I am already at that quality.
So is that the same quality as full ALAC?
Why do you have jitter correction off?
It's a software implementation on top of something that's already happening in the DAC itself. It made no obvious difference, so seems superfluous.
No. Simplistically, ALAC = FLAC. AAC = MP3. Obviously not quite so simple, but ballpark.
I wouldn't try it. You'd be putting a lot of load on the amp, and in my opinion, you risk damaging the device.
No, it won't work at all. Only 1 output at a time. Load doesn't matter. Just get splitter cable and route one to the amp, another to iem.
So are we saying that if I have an older iPhone with a headphone jack, those ALAC files would be lossless through the headphone jack, but if I paired that with the ES100, it would be downsampled to AAC instead? Thanks.I'm glad you answered that one, there was a big debate earlier in this thread about it all if you want to be more confused.
They must have been listening in to these conversations, and put it on a great sale for the Deal of the Day! It's even cheaper than that Amazon UK deal. Mine is on its way...Which price point? The sale on Amazon right now for $75? Definitely! Regular $99? Definitely! Oh, it's the same answer.
Well, balanced doesn't have a ground at all, so that's a tricky question. Should ask Radsone how to do it.- My instincts served me right in this case! In using splitter, I imaging you would be referring to the 3.5mm output jack, and not using the balanced output at all. I can't fathom how you would split the balanced output, and then convert it to a safe non-balanced / balanced combo.
So are we saying that if I have an older iPhone with a headphone jack, those ALAC files would be lossless through the headphone jack, but if I paired that with the ES100, it would be downsampled to AAC instead? Thanks.
Okay..... Ordered!Which price point? The sale on Amazon right now for $75? Definitely! Regular $99? Definitely! Oh, it's the same answer.
The iPhone DAC isn't going to produce a true Lossless output though, 24 bit.So are we saying that if I have an older iPhone with a headphone jack, those ALAC files would be lossless through the headphone jack, but if I paired that with the ES100, it would be downsampled to AAC instead? Thanks.
I think you may have a mentally challenged neighbour who keeps trying to connect to your ES100 haha.Listening to Spotify, all of sudden one of the songs on my SD card started playing for a few seconds, went back to Spotify for 5 secs then back to the song then Spotify again. None of my players are playing the song. This is getting weird lol.