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The eq is not activated in the high res and dsd files. Is it a bug or does Hiby consider that these files should not be equalized?
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MSEB works on hi-res files for me. I don’t use the equalizer.The eq is not activated in the high res and dsd files. Is it a bug or does Hiby consider that these files should not be equalized?
The eq is not activated in the high res and dsd files. Is it a bug or does Hiby consider that these files should not be equalized?
YES! Try it.. https://pan.baidu.com/s/1wJz758M9gONHXRQLpGs1dQis there available Asio driver for R3, I can't get the DAC to work on windows 7
I have the PV and R3, I prefer the R3 because it sounds better to me if only because it's more musical (even dirtier?), UI is much better on the R3 and don't get me started on the form factor of the V.Is the R3 the DAP for me?
For nearly 10 years I've used an iPod Classic 6th gen 120GB and Headstage Arrow amp paired with various bass-orientated IEMs. I eventually settled on UM Merlin CIEMs and have been satisfied for many years. Recently, I borrowed a friend's Cowon Plenue D and was very impressed with the sound by comparison to the iPod and although I felt a bit dirty, I really liked the JetEffect & BBE settings.
I'm looking at potential upgrades from the iPod and the main criteria I'm looking at are improved SQ relative to the iPod, huge storage capacity and slick UI (the Plenue D was a bit of a step back from the iPod in this regard). The R3 and R6 seem to tick these boxes but for price/performance the R3 seems to stand out at £220 + £160 for a 400GB microsd. The R6 looks great but is considerably more expensive and I have concerns about the pairing with my 12 Ohms @ 1kHz Merlins. The other DAP that catches my eye is the Plenue V as it is surely an improved Plenue D. The main thing against it is the storage caps out at 192GB.
Any thoughts?
Cheers!
I have the PV and R3, I prefer the R3 because it sounds better to me if only because it's more musical (even dirtier?), UI is much better on the R3 and don't get me started on the form factor of the V.
Haven't used an ipod in about 10 years so can't compare the current gen but sq should be a major improvement regardless of what you end up with.
I bought the R3 as a transport for the Mojo, and since I received it 8 days ago I listened and compared the R3 sound with the Mojo sound a bit. Headhones for that comparison were my AudioQuest NightOwls.
My impressions were that the R3 had a punchy, smooth and somewhat dark signature, quite enjoyable. But it does not grab my attention, doesn‘t pull me into the music.
Through the Mojo, everything gets cleaner by a good margin, bass „looses“ a little bit of the punchiness, but I suppose is closet to the intended or recorded sound. The soundstage opens up a lot, and the music and emotions flow freely.
So for me it‘s a very big difference and I don‘t think I will be using the R3 standalone a lot. But I am sure for some others the difference will not be worth it, and it also depends on the headphones or IEMS how much of the difference comes through.
Now I have some MEE Audio Pinnacle P1 coming and am curious as to jow they will sound from the R3 and Mojo...
Well, I've done some experimenting with the resizing of my library on my SD card and it seems the shuffle problem occurs around the 8000 file mark. Every size i tested under 8000 worked fine. Once i exceeded 8000 , songs with special characters and numbers start repeating multiple times. Seems the player is not able to shuffle libraries of 8000 or more properly. Hope this can be fixed in firmware update.Well, got a reply from hiby:
"We got similar feedback from another user on the shuffle problem. We consider it a bug preliminarily, and we will check it soon"
Too bad they said they would fix it over 3 months ago.
This evening I'm putting a few favorite hitters against the R3