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Balanced 4.4mm out to balanced TRS in on the miniDSP Flex balanced version sounds absolutely mint. I am using the USB-C splitter mentioned earlier to keep my phone charged at the same time it plays - I am actually using my phone as a mobile balanced source, at this dynamic range and low noise...

I ended up returning all 4 of my V3 monos. I bought 2x 2 sets with 10 amp power supply. 1 of 4 amps died fairly quickly, although I was torture testing them beyond what any normal person would do (although the one that died was on lightest duty @ around 90 W into 8 Ohm continuous for many...

I did get the interrupt/fade in error people are talking about. BUT this was during an uninterrupted 90 min set - single file, no breaks. Happened 2-3 times consecutively (in 2 mins). I paused, started music. Didn't happen again for 30 mins now...... Edit: Win 11, Media Player, all updates...

Working amazing on Windows 11 playing studio rips of my favourite electronic artists (wav at 24 bit 48khz). Incredible to be honest. Simply the best audio I have ever heard. Edit: Just using Windows Media player. Device selected as main out in windows. Holy cursing angels this is a good...

I have always only gone with PCM/FLAC. At the extremes of these formats, original recording quality and source are the limiting factor, so much more than anything else. Update: DS2 arrived. I am ready to test it on my 3.8 kW mobile system, but I am waiting on a Topping PA 7 Plus to arrive (for...

Thanks Jason. I believe I have the right cable for the job to go from the Fosi DS2 to the miniDSP Flex balanced as Amir reviewed here: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/minidsp-flex-review-audio-dsp.30804/ I just hope the gain levels/impedance/balanced all works out ok.

Kind of a silly question for ASR

Thank you for that info Jason (still waiting on mine). If I understand correctly, does this mean it will provide a properly balanced common noise rejection output for input into something like a miniDSP Flex balanced (with the right cable)?

I believe that is the superseded "2023" model.

I am a little surprised by the lack of interest in whether the balanced out of the DS2 is actually connected to a common ground - surely this is important for anyone wanting to use the balanced out as - a balanced out. UPDATE: Fosi contacted me and said there is no stock, and asked if I am...

Paid for one on the 10th and still waiting for dispatch. @Fosi Audio are there delays in shipment?

Do we know if the balanced out on this has a ground yet? Some of the issues others are experiencing are concerning, also.

Bomb-proof construction, Duratex coated, mobile usage, but high-end hifi componentry.

Depends on the regulation, but such a device simply cannot deal with the thermal load of a 480w output.

It does say "10A(MAX)". But to steel-man your position - if it can reach 10A even for 10ms I will eat a Fosi Audio monoblock and stream it.

They are already pretty cheap. And it is a bit nit-picky - but it matters to me, because I like to run 8-ish Ohm industrially built DIY "audiophile" two-way bookshelf speakers, and big-a** 2-ish Ohm subwoofer, all nicely crossed over - at too loud volumes. Without distortion. Very efficiently...

$20 bet: One of these amps on a single 48v 5A power supply provided by FOSI, will score a higher power rating at >1% distortion and 2 Ohms on a dyno, than it does when two are connected to the 48v "10A(Max)" power supply provided by FOSI (also, it will have a lower noise floor).

When Big D (Williston) did the max power dyno run at 1% distortion at 4 ohms on 2x mono amps using a y-splitter on the "10A" power supply, both amps engaged a safety power off. When he used a single amp on the "10A" at 4 ohms 1% distortion, it did not do a safety power off.

Might be best to get a "10" amp for each mono for loud, low ohm usage.

Yes, they are nowhere NEAR 10A power supplies. Big D just repeats what the Fosi supplied ones say. The model number where it says "48063" denotes it as a 48v 6.3A power supply. I would be surprised if it could reach 7 amp for more than a few milliseconds.