TheTechQ
Head-Fier
It is not a game changer, but the NOS with the new firmware gives you another knob to play with when the sound is good but not great.
Yah, I’m waiting for a few more impressions, but so far it seems like a no-brainer, and a very cost-effective way to upgrade all of your IEMs and Headphones at one go.It's great that a $300 upgrade can make this DAC feel new again.
Popular DAC with a cost effective upgrade. The upgrade cards are on the same lead time.I watched the Bifrost2 for a long time, looked at the reviews and read the reviews of the owners and did not dare to buy it, but recently I saw that Schiit released the Bifrost2/64 upgrade. I could not resist and pressed the button - Buy. I hope Bifrost 2/64 will not disappoint me.
I received a letter from Schiit that my Bifrost will be ready in 4-6 weeks. Why so long?
I watched the Bifrost2 for a long time, looked at the reviews and read the reviews of the owners and did not dare to buy it, but recently I saw that Schiit released the Bifrost2/64 upgrade. I could not resist and pressed the button - Buy. I hope Bifrost 2/64 will not disappoint me.
I received a letter from Schiit that my Bifrost will be ready in 4-6 weeks. Why so long?
I actually thought the original loki sounded great. Pretty impressive for the price
I just mean the original loki was a dsd dac and it's interesting to hear Schiit's take on dsd in general, and also that of the bigwigs in a certain other schiit friendly forum. They tend to think it's a waste of time. I think it can actually sound amazing. Great bass and soundstage depth.Is there something wrong with it? Is the second version supposed to be actually better?
I used to have a gungnir multibit. I was excited about unison usb so when the BF2 came out I bought it on a lark, and it didn't hurt that Schiit gave a discount to previous bifrost owners, which I was at the time.I wanted to say that I did not buy an upgrade card, but I bought a DAC with a new card.
This is my first multibit DAC. I chose between Bifrost2/64 and Musician Audio Pegasus R2R DAC, I chose Bifrost, I hope I didn't make a mistake and made the right choice.
ohhhh thought you were talking about the EQI just mean the original loki was a dsd dac
I was almost tempted to think they just didn't care enough about NOS mode to make it sound great, on some kind of philosophical grounds, but I doubt that. But heck, if they could make a super gentle antialiasing filter in NOS mode on BF2 that cut out a lot of ultrasonic frequencies, even well below the nyquist frequency for high sample rates, I'd be all for it if it sounded better than what I'm hearing now.
He's a trickster, that loki!ohhhh thought you were talking about the EQ
My understanding is that the R2R or Multibit DACs sound better when "Warmed up". I can't imagine it working very hard when just "ON" just idling. Mine stays on all the time.I have read that many Bifrost owners recommend not turning off the Bifrost during downtime. Is Bifrost designed for such a long work without a break?
Will this damage the power transformer inside the Bifrost?My understanding is that the R2R or Multibit DACs sound better when "Warmed up". I can't imagine it working very hard when just "ON" just idling. Mine stays on all the time.