iOS Shanling controller is now available on Apple App Store. This first release demands registration and works only with Chinese phone numbers.
Version for international market will be ready next week.
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My apology, at current time app allows registration only with Chinese phone numbers. I didn't realized this before posting.
Updated app should be ready sometime next week.
Have any question about our players? Just PM me or send me email.
Stay updated on Shanling at their sponsor profile on Head-Fi.
My apology, at current time app allows registration only with Chinese phone numbers. I didn't realized this before posting.
Updated app should be ready sometime next week.
I found when searching for a balanced wire for Sony headphones, their native balanced cable is 4.4 mm, so I’m interested in how the contacts are located in UP4 to buy a suitable wire or adapter
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I just want to buy sony mdr-1am2, and they only have 4.4 in the kit, and before there was already a problem with one balanced wire, now I’m starting to become suspicious maybe the order there was not right.
In this regard, you need to decide which cable to take to such a bundle:
MDR-1AM2 - 3.5 TRRS - ?? wire ?? - 2.5 TRRS - UP4
I found when searching for a balanced wire for Sony headphones, their native balanced cable is 4.4 mm, so I’m interested in how the contacts are located in UP4 to buy a suitable wire or adapter
upd.
I just want to buy sony mdr-1am2, and they only have 4.4 in the kit, and before there was already a problem with one balanced wire, now I’m starting to become suspicious maybe the order there was not right.
In this regard, you need to decide which cable to take to such a bundle:
MDR-1AM2 - 3.5 TRRS - ?? wire ?? - 2.5 TRRS - UP4
MDR-1AM2 should come with two cables: one single-ended 3.5mm TRRS that supports mic+remote and one balanced 4.4mm TRRRS. If you want to use balanced audio with this headphone without buying or modding the cable, you need to get an '4.4mm female to 2.5mm male' adapter. Getting a adapter for the 3.5mm cable won't work, as it is not a balanced wired cable but a mic+remote wired cable.
You can probably buy a specially made third-party 2.5mm balanced cable that plugged directly into the headphone as well, though some of these aftermarket cable are not cheap.
MDR-1AM2 should come with two cables: one single-ended 3.5mm TRRS that supports mic+remote and one balanced 4.4mm TRRRS. If you want to use balanced audio with this headphone without buying or modding the cable, you need to get an '4.4mm female to 2.5mm male' adapter. Getting a adapter for the 3.5mm cable won't work, as it is not a balanced wired cable but a mic+remote wired cable.
You can probably buy a specially made third-party 2.5mm balanced cable that plugged directly into the headphone as well, though some of these aftermarket cable are not cheap.
Is there any use of pairing shanling up4 with Iphone iOS ? I think it supports only AAC and I'm mainly listening through streaming services which goes at 320kbs.
I see a significant difference between iphone and iphone/dac/amp combo, just cant be bothered with all that cable mess in my pockets. However I do not see any point of using up4 if bluetooth connection will be bottleneck here and I'll be stuck with similar quality as directly from phone. Not able to find any info and everywhere it's mainly advised for LDAC use
Is there any use of pairing shanling up4 with Iphone iOS ? I think it supports only AAC and I'm mainly listening through streaming services which goes at 320kbs.
I see a significant difference between iphone and iphone/dac/amp combo, just cant be bothered with all that cable mess in my pockets. However I do not see any point of using up4 if bluetooth connection will be bottleneck here and I'll be stuck with similar quality as directly from phone. Not able to find any info and everywhere it's mainly advised for LDAC use
well acc has a bitrate 256-320kbps so logically it should not have any impact to sq listening on streaming service like spotify/soundcloud, but read multiple posts saying ldac sounds better though :/
Is it possible for Shanling up4 to work as a DAC for TWS earbuds? I have got Galaxy Buds and would like to use them with Shanling in order to improve the sound.
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