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There's no reason to buy something else.

Nope.

Your forgetting the thousands of others still in use with no issues. Amplifying the failures is just away to shit on the product.

Lol, judging technically based on how much it weights is retarded. By your logic, a 25" wood grain console tv from the 70's is better than a 60" 8k OLED tv simply because weights more.

I bought a V60 and relegated my G7 to DAP duty. The quad dac in these LG phones sounds as good as most dongles plus they have SD support.

Its normal. The correct output is the "Analog Output" which is the the red and white RCA outputs on the back. The digital option is listed because S/PDif is bidirectional but output over S/PDif isn't activated on the Atom DAC+.

I've never heard a woman say that.

I just love this track

$149 for this much clean power makes this a must buy if it's defect free.

Get the THX 789. It provides over 3w of clean distortion power at half the price of the other two amps. And the 789 will only clip if you feed it 4v (or more) on high gain, just set to medium and you'll be fine.

Especially when you can do high res scaling for free on Linux with MPD and the SOX resampler. But it does have a pretty case.

The Khadas Tone Board is an amazing DAC with a great reviews (including here on ASR) that sells for $79.99 on Khadas.com.

It's still uses the AKM chip.

I use Deadbeef and I have had a issue. 44kh, 48hz, 88khz, 96kh, 192kh and DSD files play just fine.

Try adding "avoid-resampling = yes" to your pulseaudio .conf file. This will disable resampling in PA so each file will play at it's encoded sample rate.

Hold the Hennessy. You can still get the SMSL Sanskrit 10th Mk II (from Amazon or AliExpress) if you desire a AK4493 DAC with "vinyl sound".

Did SMSL buy up all the 4493 chips before the fire cause this is the only dac with a AKM chip that's still on the market?

That a amazing price for the performance your getting, congrats. Three years ago $250 would have got you a Schiit stack and cables.

Sorry, I took so long to answer. I got the Generic edition cause I'm not going to mount it on a SBC.

If you came to the decision to buy this amp on your own then your not a sheep nor one of the guys I was referring to. I was talking about the guys who are posting about replacing their Drop 789 or SP200 with this amp or the Rebel Amp because the sound of their old THX amp went from amazing to...