If it helps, I detected the imbalance on my unit using a 1000 hz tone. The imbalance is a lot less noticeable (or not there) at lower frequencies. It is also specific to the headphone outs - the line outs are fine.
If it helps, I detected the imbalance on my unit using a 1000 hz tone. The imbalance is a lot less noticeable (or not there) at lower frequencies. It is also specific to the headphone outs - the line outs are fine.
Thanks for this information. What differences are there with the XBassII and XSpace? I know the 3D+ is different to a crossfeed and that the XSpace is similar in some ways, would you be able to elaborate on it?
I presume they are improved versions since the Gryphon is newer.
IMHO it feels like a more "finished" product now than it did with the release F/W. We just need a couple of extra little features and it will be perfect but it is in no way not ready now.
The one thing about software is its never finished, that's probably how I managed to make a life-long career out of doing it.
Marking 15 years since signing up for a Head-fi account.
Thanks to the folks at Head-fi and iFi for making this so memorable.
The Gryphon is still at only ~60 hours of use so can't really comment on the sound, but I'm enjoying it very much!
Thanks for your feedback. Can you please drop me a PM what exact steps were involved and how/when that channel imbalance occurs? This would help us a lot in investigating the subject and passing it on internally, thanks!
Thanks for this information. What differences are there with the XBassII and XSpace? I know the 3D+ is different to a crossfeed and that the XSpace is similar in some ways, would you be able to elaborate on it?
I presume they are improved versions since the Gryphon is newer.
I ran some calculations based on the 1W into 32ohm and came to around 180mA for that spec but I think it might be a lot higher than that depending on the amp design.
Step into IEM world this year with campfire holocene + gryphon + nobunaga labs supreme 4.4mm balanced cable, expecting good result.
Regrettably now ended up using ddhifi 4.4 -> 3.5 adapter to use gryphon 3.5mm output instead. Am I missing something? It just sound much better this way. Music became less hiss, more focus and sharp, less bloated bass feeling (if i described correctly). Am I maximising gryphon with this setting or I should change to less sensitve IEM?
I cannot stand the hiss on gryphon 4.4mm output. Turning on IEmatch kill the dynamic range, which is not a option for me. I also find the music sounded not focus, not clear compare to using 3.5mm output.
Gryphon work perfectly with all the headphone I had. Seem that it's sensitive IEM issue?
Step into IEM world this year with campfire holocene + gryphon + nobunaga labs supreme 4.4mm balanced cable, expecting good result.
Regrettably now ended up using ddhifi 4.4 -> 3.5 adapter to use gryphon 3.5mm output instead. Am I missing something? It just sound much better this way. Music became less hiss, more focus and sharp, less bloated bass feeling (if i described correctly). Am I maximising gryphon with this setting or I should change to less sensitve IEM?
I cannot stand the hiss on gryphon 4.4mm output. Turning on IEmatch kill the dynamic range, which is not a option for me. I also find the music sounded not focus, not clear compare to using 3.5mm output.
Gryphon work perfectly with all the headphone I had. Seem that it's sensitive IEM issue?
Yes, Campfire BA IEMs are generally pretty sensitive. I've been happy enough with the performance of my Andro2020 with the 3.5mm SE cable that came with it, no real desire for anything else at this stage.
Maybe just use the Holocene's standard cable with the Gryphon if it works well with no hiss?
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