Yes i was set up just fair enought...all the same, the buttons are poorly pressed, I do not press up and to the right. all the same I will make a 3d print
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Yes i was set up just fair enought...all the same, the buttons are poorly pressed, I do not press up and to the right. all the same I will make a 3d print
I installed hell826 and with it the sound becomes more neutral@Mr.HiAudio they looks greate!
My opa2134 are fake or can't work with Z4 in proper way so I put opa1612 because they are same stage as 1622.
I'm very happy with sound.
Sorry, what is RMAA?@cqtek it's really impressive, how about just old good RMAA and Z4?
https://audio.rightmark.org/index_new.shtmlSorry, what is RMAA?
not yet, possibly in the future@Mr.HiAudio do You planing some capacitors?
Do You have some nice sound card in PC ?First a comparison with the two outputs of the Z4 using the Burson Audio Playmate I as a reference (and I always do it this way).
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Then other graphs that I can measure with REW.
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The measurements have been taken with the line input of my PC, so don't expect them to be very reliable, except for the frequency response. That's why I don't go out of my way to use something like RMAA.
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For the IEMS measurements I use an IEC60318 microphone connected to the microphone input of the Burson Audio Playmate I.
I will have about 20 dongles, DACS and other sources, but the integrated sound card in my PC is very bad. I have no interest in doing that kind of testing. Even more so, when I have it on very good authority that an inexpensive analogue/digital converter is being designed for that kind of testing.Do You have some nice sound card in PC ?
Measurement of distortion don't look good.
First testing MOD
6x 100uF 16V Nichicon Gold Audio
5x 47uF 16V Murata MLCC
LPF OPA1612
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Thank You it's just test but looks nice.It looks like you have done a good job, I'm very bad at soldering... Why doesn't Zishan release a special version with all the good mods implemented?