morri
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When using my sennheiser on the ak 320 with volume above 130. I hear some air ongoing. Is this normal.
Just added the Cradle to my AK320, connected via XLR interconnects to a Ragnarock, sounds great. One thing I've noticed is that the volume control on the AK320 is still active on the audio through the XLR's when the AK320 is in the Cradle, and Cradle mode has been selected in settings. I would have thought this would be an automatic line out volume through the Cradle and XLR's. Any suggestions please, am I missing a setting? As I'm bit concerned that having the volume at 150 for Cradle XLR connect, could be a bad surprise if I accidentally insert the headphones after removing the ak320 from the cradle and forget the volume is at 150. thank you
do you mean the amp itself? isn't it to be on line out?
Am being a bit dumb, a friend is bringing Mojo and iCan over and I am struggling to find whether 3,5mm output jack to two RCA male or single jack will work? I am assuming it will as wouldn't I only need the 2,5 if connecting to a balanced amp? Scratching head. This is with AK320. Thx.
Mojo cannot accept an analogue signal, is is a DAC with a gain stage. You would use the digital optical out.
I tried both the ak240 and ak320 side by side with Shure se846, I liked both products. The ergonomics of the two are different to me and you may find you have a preference. I took my own memory card and loaded this into each product, it may have been an issue with the ak240 I tried, but the loading time on the ak240 was noticeably longer and I found the user interface slower. I am sure there is a sound quality difference, but for me, with the demo units I tried, the ak320 was just slicker and made me feel more confident about the purchase. I've had the ak320 for only a month, I'm very happy with it, and I may be bias on the ak320 as I own itI can't seem to find any comparisons anywhere. Can you good people help me out?
What's the opinion regarding an ak240 v/s an ak320?
I tried both the ak240 and ak320 side by side with Shure se846, I liked both products. The ergonomics of the two are different to me and you may find you have a preference. I took my own memory card and loaded this into each product, it may have been an issue with the ak240 I tried, but the loading time on the ak240 was noticeably longer and I found the user interface slower. I am sure there is a sound quality difference, but for me, with the demo units I tried, the ak320 was just slicker and made me feel more confident about the purchase. I've had the ak320 for only a month, I'm very happy with it, and I may be bias on the ak320 as I own it