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You can always try out some cheaper ones. It's kinda fun to tune the sound a bit.

Don't bother matching those, it's just different.

They probably just shut it down or something.

Not sure what you ment, but if I switch the input on zd3, to say, optical, it will not show on my rpi player until I switch back to usb.

No problem. Tell us how it went.

Yup, yup, just check the toggle, that will set the output to max

Checking that toggle on top should do the trick. And yes, I would start with usb output, fosi switch to off and you are all set

Yes, if you use any of those digital outputs from the Ultra, you will not be using the Ultra's internal dac. However, there are some differences between them. Essentially, usb output will send asynchronous data to the dac and then zd3 will use xmos chip to reclock the data packages etc. Also...

Usually, you should set the source (streamer) to fixed volume (0db) to get the best quality and then control the volume with the ZD3.

Yes, you can. I did the same thing, no issues.

It's all kinda subjective, isn it? Without any equipment, I could mesure joy for example. It's good 7.2 out of 10 units of joy on my Joy scale. In my system and in my badly acousticly treated room. Jokes aside, I just wanted to briefly share my experience. It's more than a decent dac, it won't...

I’ve been using the Fosi ZD3 DAC for a while now, and I’m really happy with its performance. I have it connected via USB to a Raspberry Pi running Moode Audio, everything works flawlessly—no pop sounds during startup or bitrate changes, and no sound dropouts. I’ve also tested it with my LG TV...