PinkyPowers
Reviewer: The Headphone List
I also have no problem in Windows using Foobar WASAPI Event.
what's the difference in push and event? Which should you use?I also have no problem in Windows using Foobar WASAPI Event.
what's the difference in push and event? Which should you use?
WASAPI can be used in push and in pull mode (event style).
A couple of asynchronous USB DAC’s had all kind of problems using push mode due to buffer problems in WASAPI.
This has been solved by using WASAPI – Event style.
The audio device pulls the data from the system.
EVENT is probably your best bet.
If you configure Foobar right (WASAPI exclusive mode) you will have automatic sample rate switching.
Hence the setting in the Win audio panel shouldn't matter as you bypass the Win mixer.
Volume control: part of the USB audio protocol is volume control.
It is possible you send volume control commands to the DAC when using the Win volume control.
nice review, did you try playing DSD files in Mac ? Audirvana? did it work ?
Does anyone know what the current competitor of the DX7 Pro would be?
I meant the sound, I wouldn't want to buy a DX7 Pro knowing that I'd be missing out on somethingWhat do you mean by competitor? In features, or sound?
The Singxer SDA-2 has some similarities but does not have 4.4mm balanced output or bluetooth input.
I meant the sound, I wouldn't want to buy a DX7 Pro knowing that I'd be missing out on something
Do you mean an SMSL SP200 + DX7 Pro? It could be an interesting comboBurson Conductor 3 sounds better, I have listened to both. But C3 costs more.
Perhaps THX AAA amp + good DAC would sound better.
nice combo, it hurts that the D90 topping has not yet been officially presented, although this year we will see it ...Besides SMSL SP200 there is also "Monolith by Monoprice THX AAA Balanced Headphone Amplifier" and Massdrop THX AAA 789.
Monoprice amp is slightly improved version of Massdrop THX AAA 789.
I think monoprice amp + Topping D90 DAC would be fantastic combo. But then you have two boxes instead of one. And no remote control for sound volume.