This reviewer is just singing praises of it, Looking forward to ASR review.Totally agree. Re A5 Pro there is a review with measurements in Russian, but Google Translate helps a bit to understand. https://translate.google.com/transl...litelem-na-naushniki.html&prev=search&pto=aue
So, will it going to be reviewed?I just checked the dimensions for the A5 Pro and yes they match the A07. But one has to ask themselves what is more important; how the stack looks or how the system sounds. While I can vouch for the A07 and Topping D30 performance ( I own both) I can't comment on any of the Aiyima DAC's and Amir hasn't had the opportunity to test one yet (I actually asked him earlier this week).
This reviewer is just singing praises of it
So, will it going to be reviewed?
I suspect only if Aiyima decides to send Amir one to review.So, will it going to be reviewed?
Anyone know how to remove the front plate on these? I unscrewed the four allen bolts and I thought I could just pull the front plate off but it seems the volume knob is attached to the circuit board and I don't want to force anything.
On the Aiyima 04, the volume knob is a friction press fit. The other Aiyima devices are probably similar. So gently and firmly try pulling the knob off. Also may need to loosen the upper rear screws to relieve tension to remove the top cover.
They probably won't accept it if that seal is broken.but I'm not sure if they'll accept it if that seal is broken.
They probably won't accept it if that seal is broken.
On the Aiyima 04, the volume knob is a friction press fit. The other Aiyima devices are probably similar. So gently and firmly try pulling the knob off. Also may need to loosen the upper rear screws to relieve tension to remove the top cover.
Some link, please.Recently, AIYIMA released a model in which the Amp chip of A04 was changed from TPA3251 to TPA3255.
Using TI's ultra-high-definition digital power amplifier ic (TPA3255), the output power is up to 280w*2
That's the same as A07 board
AIYIMA A04 / TPA3255 version usage report
Recently, AIYIMA released a model in which the Amp chip of A04 was changed from TPA3251 to TPA3255. I already have two A04 and two A07, but I couldn't stand it and bought it immediately.
This model is also sold as the TILEAR XZD-1752 Pro.
I immediately tested the operation, but like the A07/A04, there was no pop noise when turning the power on and off, and the white noise was so quiet that I couldn't confirm it unless I attached my ear to the speaker unit.
The sound quality is as good as or better than A07/A04. The OP amp remains the original NE5532P. I use the power supply voltage at 36V, but the case doesn't get hot at all.
This amp has become one of my favorites alongside Shui yuan Audio's TPA3255 AMP board.