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The Dusk, without the EQ cable, follows Crinacle's target at least as well as the Zero2 does. It does so better with the EQ cable, but it's not inferior to Zero2 without. Whether that, the higher build quality, smaller nozzle, and better accessories are worth the price delta is another question...

The output impedance on the headphone amp is very high. Unless you're using very high output impedance headphones, this DAC/AMP will dramatically impact the frequency response of your headphones.

What tips do people recommend besides Comply foam? I find those change the sound signature vs silicone

Thanks for the info. On the Cirrus DACs, Low-Latency means IIR, and phase-compensated means FIR (well, actually I can't find for sure whether or not it's a standard FIR, or an apodizing filter, and they unhelpfully call it in their datasheet "pseudo-linear phase"). But at any rate, the settings...

Fast rolloff, but do you know if it's an FIR or IIR filter?

The Tanchjim Space had selectable filters (the 5 default ones for the Cirrus chip that this is also using, IIR fast, IIR slow, FIR fast, FIR slow, and NOS), but I don't see anything indicating that this does on their website or the AliExpress listing. Could someone confirm? Not gonna buy...

Anyone know what kind of filter this uses? Doesn't seem to be selectable, and there's no information on the Tempotec site.

Is this a design flaw that should be proactively repaired, or a dead chip? I have a pair of SU-9ns that I would like to have in service for a long time, and basic soldering skills.

I don't know what the "phase compensation" means. Which ones are FIR and which are IIR?

What kind of low-pass filter does this use? Don't see a measurement for it, and the product page doesn't seem to have info.

Apos Audio price matched my L70 and E70 purchased exactly 30 days ago with their 30 day price match guarantee to the new sale price. Very happy with their service, and psyched to get $100 refunded on a combo I am still happy with.

Not what you want to read as a recent E70 (and L70) purchaser. From what I can tell only one user had this issue though, or am I wrong?

My Emotiva XDA-2 just died after 9 years of service. Considering replacing it with this. I know the measurements are immaculate, but are there any problems with the features?

What is the 12kHz problem?

Absolutely loving these. ANy recommendation for a cheap, high-quality 2.5mm balanced cable?

Unfortunately this problem has been recurring. Running coaxial into it doesn't actually fix the problem, and when the device is having the problem, coaxial input doesn't work either. It seems the only thing that does fix it is leaving it unplugged from the wall for several minutes. Also...

I moved it over to my desktop to try Coaxial, and, weirdly, putting coaxial through it seems to have fixed the optical input? Or leaving it off overnight fixed it when leaving it off for an hour didn't? At any rate it's working now, but the fact that it works now is so mysterious that I'm...

You mean red light coming from the sources through the cables? Yes. No red light coming from DAC (which is a receiver not a transmitter)

Tried different cables between the TV and Blu-ray player, neither worked. One of the two is glass. Also tried a third source, my Xbox 360, still getting "No Signal."

The optical input on my SU-9n that I use with my TV has stopped working. It says "No signal" all the time now. Nothing has changed on my end, and it was working yesterday just fine. I've tried a hard reboot (unplugging from the wall) and resetting to factory settings and neither did the trick...