Desktop sources for IEMs or general HP/IEM? An inexpensive desktop source for both is the Drop THX AAA 789. It works quite nicely. With three gain settings and a 3.5 mm output, what more could you ask for for $300. Using mine to breakin IEMs at the moment.
Desktop sources for IEMs or general HP/IEM? An inexpensive desktop source for both is the Drop THX AAA 789. It works quite nicely. With three gain settings and a 3.5 mm output, what more could you ask for for $300. Using mine to breakin IEMs at the moment.
General purpose for headphones and IEMs. Right now my desktop system consists of Aune S6 and Feliks Audio Echo, and neither of them works well with IEMs, so I want a more universal amp or dac/amp. The xDuoo XA-10 currently looks interesting to me, but I can't find any information about its output impedance.
I think the $1000 was just a placeholder thingy while waiting for stock to come in. Seems it is confirmed at $40 USD on hifigo (but it was quickly sold out LOL). Pretty good pricing considering it purportedly contains a knowles driver inside.
But of course, driver type or brand or even driver count isn't as important as tuning and implementation, I mean Campfire Solaris uses Bellsings and they charge a grand for it (well their engineers must recognize that they can get adequate performance from said Bellsings).
ya but this new VEEDIX is charging the same amount it would actually cost to get a AndromedaS if it was still being made today. Thats the difference. Who in their right mind is gonna pay $1K for a no name brand that is blatantly copying Campfire Audios design.
There are some fake AndromedaS on aliexpress and Solaris as well that I seen. I bet that Veedix Oasis it is called was a reverse engineered copy of the Andromedas.
At 1K that thing better sound like a flagship is all I am saying. Could sound good who knows.
I haven't tried the ZS5, but my ZS6 was very shrill in the treble. I could only use it with foam tips to tame the treble. But I read that KZ later went on to do a revised tuning of the ZS6 and stealth released it. So the later versions apparently ain't so shouty, but the issue is some lay consumers won't know which version they got.
I haven't tried the ZS5, but my ZS6 was very shrill in the treble. I could only use it with foam tips to tame the treble. But I read that KZ later went on to do a revised tuning of the ZS6 and stealth released it. So the later versions apparently ain't so shouty, but the issue is some lay consumers won't know which version they got.
Zs6 was too hot in the treble and the ZS5 lacked detail retrieval and the highs were also shouty, but the big disappointment for me was the lack of technicalities for a multi-driver hybrid.
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