It doesn’t.Does anyone know if it comes with a usb a to usb c cable?
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Thanks!It doesn’t.
duncan4791
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The manual says only the unit and wall-wart.Does anyone know if it comes with a usb a to usb c cable?
rfernand
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Use the simple rule: if two thingamajingies sound the same to you and the feature differences are not significant to you, buy the cheapestMy ears are broken then.
Some folks prefer Gungnir over Yggdrasil LIM. Some think Bifrost 2/64 is an Yggdrasil LIM in a smaller box. Some think their amp has better synergy with Magnius. It’s all good!
Cliffh93
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Ok, that could be compelling. I recall that Currawong was not a fan of the OG Modi MB.All that and the same combo filter as Bifrost 2.
I'm pretty curious how close (or far) it is to Bifrost 2 now.
It depends on the rest of your chain. Is your amp transparent enough for the details to come through. Are your headphones or speakers capable of revealing those details?Does all Schitt dacs sounds the same ? Especially their multi bit ones.
On a budget amp and say $500 headphones, the difference could be very small. With a higher end amp and something like a Stax SR009 or Audeze LCD-5 you should hear a difference.
I still hear no difference with strict a/b. So I guess you would need something like SR009 and LCD 5 to hear 2 % of difference.It depends on the rest of your chain. Is your amp transparent enough for the details to come through. Are your headphones or speakers capable of revealing those details?
On a budget amp and say $500 headphones, the difference could be very small. With a higher end amp and something like a Stax SR009 or Audeze LCD-5 you should hear a difference.
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Amen! That's one of the songs I was trying out on my MagPi.p.s. - "The Glamorous Life"... Prince was such a genius.
Have you heard: https://www.discogs.com/master/327323-Prince-Small-Club-2nd-Show-That-Night ?
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Silver or Black to match the MagPi?
I find quick a/b switching isn’t very revealing. You need to spend time adjusting to the difference. I use songs I know very well. Then listen for new things. Depth of the image, background sounds, how natural it sounds, stuff like that. But if you don’t hear it then buy whatever fits your budget or is the best bang for buck. Everyone hears differently or values different things in their music. Nothing wrong with that.I still hear no difference with strict a/b. So I guess you would need something like SR009 and LCD 5 to hear 2 % of difference.
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Nah, mine are for sure and I can hear differences. What do you use to hear differences and what differences do you expect to hear?My ears are broken then.
P.S. The way I've heard differences:
- Plug in new thing,
- let new thing "burn in"/"reach stability" whatever that means for new thing
- listen to something familiar, maybe multiple familiar things
- see if you hear anything new, if not try another familiar thing
- go back to old thing see if the new thing you hear is there
- if it is, ruminate on why you never heard it before, find a different familiar thing to try again
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O8h7w
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Not a valid conclusion from that observation, if you ask me.My ears are broken then.
Try less strict a/b, listening for longer times in a more relaxed manner, reading the chapters that touch on blind listening - especially "Lighted by the blind". Or don't and save the money!I still hear no difference with strict a/b. So I guess you would need something like SR009 and LCD 5 to hear 2 % of difference.
As with all reasonable hifi electronics: the differences are small. In some cases these differences come to the front and matter a lot despite being small in the grand scheme of things, but in many cases they get entirely lost.
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I just ordered both. I'll try to post something after I've had a chance to give a good listen to them (it'll be a while).All that and the same combo filter as Bifrost 2.
I'm pretty curious how close (or far) it is to Bifrost 2 now.
JanMc
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Got mine - in black to match my Aegir. Not sure how I am ever going to get the silver Lyr to match.
Spent whole day and a/b as well, still no use. Lame excuse of needing higher end stuff or take some time to listen to stuff. Hearing differently is placebo and perception.I find quick a/b switching isn’t very revealing. You need to spend time adjusting to the difference. I use songs I know very well. Then listen for new things. Depth of the image, background sounds, how natural it sounds, stuff like that. But if you don’t hear it then buy whatever fits your budget or is the best bang for buck. Everyone hears differently or values different things in their music. Nothing wrong with that.
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