Sonic Guild
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How about buying 1 and open it up to see for yourself
Done, just placed the order.
How about buying 1 and open it up to see for yourself
I guess it's got be fully balanced. Wait... Then why Sony is not advertising it?
One last question (I promise)!
Is it fully balanced? The whole circuit starting from the USB in to 4 pin XLR?
I guess it's got be fully balanced. Wait... Then why Sony is not advertising it?
I guess it's got be fully balanced. Wait... Then why Sony is not advertising it?
Perhaps Sony thought not worth stating the obvious..... It can be taken as insult in Japanese culture
Sony also didn't advertise that the ZX2 supports TRRS and that it's digital output is superb. There are lots of examples where the community had to do some 'digging'. Sony not advertising somthing doesn't mean it's not there.
Perhaps Sony thought not worth stating the obvious..... It can be taken as insult in Japanese culture
No, this is more like a case of Sony trying to not disclose too much about their technology. The following is observations and speculations :
The inner circuitry is S-Master + Analog Hybrid, you can call it Direct Digital and Analog hybrid converter. If you follow Sony WM Walkman, they already stated that they do not use Dual DAC for true balanced out in the Walkman 4.4mm. It is just simply because they revised their technology in S-Master, which allow it to fully act as a Balanced processor itself with the design around true balanced output.
Now, the above means that if someone is using Es9018S (Single DAC chip) and do true balanced out, it still have to be processed by the same single chip. In this case, it is the new S-Master HX.
Beside, I already said that, balanced out is 1200 mW, and unbalanced is 300 mW only. That is the indication of true balanced out. Knowing how well Sony is pushing Balanced connection lately, I say that this is true balanced out. It sounds like one, power output is like 1
What is the equivalent of S-Master in other amps companies?