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That was me. Yeah it's been dispatched today so I should get it tomorrow. No idea when I'll be able to get some decent speakers, but at least I can use the headphone amp for the time being.
I got my Yulong D100 recently and have hooked it up to my PC yesterday. I noticed that I am picking up computer noise even though I am connected through toslink. So for example if I am scrolling down a webpage on Firefox I'd hear noise through my headphone. If I turn off the D100 I do not hear it. Has anyone experienced the same problem with the D100?
Here's my setup:
PC (foobar WASAPI) -> toslink -> Yulong D100 -> RCA (diy cable) -> La Figaro 339 -> DT990
The noise level is only noticeable if I am not playing music and crank up the volume controls on my amp....but still I'd prefer not having any kind of noise And if I plug my amp directly into the PC using a min-RCA connection then the noise gets a LOT worse.
Just got my d100 and will recommend buying through coolfungadget's (tam's audio) website, as it had the cheapest price I could find online ($9 less than audiophilechina, much less than ebay sellers), and mr. tam's reputation for customer service is solid.
I've barely listened to it but first impressions: smaller than it looks, lighter than it looks, aluminum brush looks real nice, amp is very very quiet. sound is ...wow, beautiful. superb stereo separation, soundstaging, and low frequency detail. kinda sad for me because it makes some artists' songs I listen to frequently so detailed I can't listen to it, and I have to go back to my lo-fi friendly fuze.
Just got my d100 and will recommend buying through coolfungadget's (tam's audio) website, as it had the cheapest price I could find online ($9 less than audiophilechina, much less than ebay sellers), and mr. tam's reputation for customer service is solid.
I've barely listened to it but first impressions: smaller than it looks, lighter than it looks, aluminum brush looks real nice, amp is very very quiet. sound is ...wow, beautiful. superb stereo separation, soundstaging, and low frequency detail. kinda sad for me because it makes some artists' songs I listen to frequently so detailed I can't listen to it, and I have to go back to my lo-fi friendly fuze.
Just got my d100 and will recommend buying through coolfungadget's (tam's audio) website, as it had the cheapest price I could find online ($9 less than audiophilechina, much less than ebay sellers), and mr. tam's reputation for customer service is solid.
I've barely listened to it but first impressions: smaller than it looks, lighter than it looks, aluminum brush looks real nice, amp is very very quiet. sound is ...wow, beautiful. superb stereo separation, soundstaging, and low frequency detail. kinda sad for me because it makes some artists' songs I listen to frequently so detailed I can't listen to it, and I have to go back to my lo-fi friendly fuze.
What do you mean so detailed you can't listen to it? Do you mean it's too bright or so detailed that it's distracting? Please elaborate as I'm planning to order. Thanks
It's not bright at all, but very neutral, as most everyone has said. There was definitely more bass than I expected though.
But I meant so detailed it's distracting. With my fuze, all the sounds blend and mash together in a very intimate and comfortable presentation. Maybe "musical" is one way to describe it. With the d100 and most probably any other good source, I can now hear all the individual sounds spread throughout a wide soundscape. Not sure if this can be applied to dacs and amps, but I would describe the sound as "analytical." It's distracting since I can't just sit back and listen. However, this only happens with some music. Most other music I've listened to, the enhanced detail has made listening more enjoyable, and I expect I may like those few songs more as I get used to the sound.
I got my Yulong D100 recently and have hooked it up to my PC yesterday. I noticed that I am picking up computer noise even though I am connected through toslink. So for example if I am scrolling down a webpage on Firefox I'd hear noise through my headphone. If I turn off the D100 I do not hear it. Has anyone experienced the same problem with the D100?
Here's my setup:
PC (foobar WASAPI) -> toslink -> Yulong D100 -> RCA (diy cable) -> La Figaro 339 -> DT990
The noise level is only noticeable if I am not playing music and crank up the volume controls on my amp....but still I'd prefer not having any kind of noise And if I plug my amp directly into the PC using a min-RCA connection then the noise gets a LOT worse.
Thanks for elaborating. I'm happy to hear that its neutral and that there is bass and soundstage. Sometimes neutral amps tend to be bass lean, treble bright and narrow soundstage (like Nuforce HDP).
What headphone are you using?
I got my Yulong D100 recently and have hooked it up to my PC yesterday. I noticed that I am picking up computer noise even though I am connected through toslink. So for example if I am scrolling down a webpage on Firefox I'd hear noise through my headphone. If I turn off the D100 I do not hear it. Has anyone experienced the same problem with the D100?
Here's my setup:
PC (foobar WASAPI) -> toslink -> Yulong D100 -> RCA (diy cable) -> La Figaro 339 -> DT990
The noise level is only noticeable if I am not playing music and crank up the volume controls on my amp....but still I'd prefer not having any kind of noise And if I plug my amp directly into the PC using a min-RCA connection then the noise gets a LOT worse.