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Nota Bene.
Nota Bene.
Nice answer, smart-aleck >_< I'm asking for the meaning of NB as in "NB number" (in my case, w233b or something like that) of a Fiio X3ii. . .
That's so weird because mine doesnm't do that at all. I'd contact Fiio about it directly, if I were you.
it seems like lots of folks are having isseus with particular players having firmware glitches or things along those lines. Or perhaps it's an issue with the actual wiring of hte player.
There's one thing you could try before going to the trouble of actually contacting Fiio. You could try to re-install the firmware v1.1
I'm a bit of a nervous nelly when it comes to firmware updates and haven't updated my X3ii (it's still on the original firmware). So far I have not experienced any issues with my unit and you guys are making me cautious about even attempting any updates.
I bought my X3II as a used like new from a company that had it as a floor model and they had already put the newest firmware on it so I don't know what its like without. I do wish I didn't have to go through all that crap to get the USB DAC function to work on my Windows 8.1.
Once you DO have it working as a DAC, though, it improves your computer's sound by leaps and bounds, doesn't it man? Gotta hand it to Fiio for making a device which basically serves as two devices in one, for under 200 dollars!
I'm really wanting to see what the X7 is going to be like.
They've uploaded a photo in their facebook page :
www.facebook.com/FiiOAUDIO/photos/
Though I'm not sure if it's real.
I wanted to ask X3 2nd gen community. Why is it so picky about coaxial cable? Why does my Fiio X5 coaxial output works absolutely with any cable but my X3 2nd gen works only with the special adaptor cable supplied? Is it because it is Aux/Coax combined?
Actually to find that out I had to travel all the way back to my supplier claiming that coaxial output doesn't work until he showed me that it only works with the special cable included in the box. Before that I tried every cable in my inventory including a dedicated mono coaxial cable which comes with iBasso D14 but neither of them worked.
Since I'm not in the mood for "special" cables, could anyone suggest a 3.5mm male - 3.5mm male interconnect coaxial cable that would actually work with my X3 2nd gen without workarounds?
You said it already, it's because the line out and coaxial out are combined. You can't just use a mono plug like with the original X5 because the pins won't line up. What's the issue with using the one supplied with the X3ii? Plug an RCA 75 Ohm coaxial cable in to the supplied adaptor and it should work fine. If not contact FiiO for a new one.
I corrected my original message. The issue is - I don't want to go stacking cables. I like everything neat and organized.
Another issue. I might loose the original cable but I don't want to be bound to Fiio as cable supplier.