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including Hurt by Cash, this digital distortion nightmare…

I have the same chain as you, Peen, and I also have like a pumping sound, probably distortion, and really I didn’t find any way to cure this problem. I tried three different PCs, to no avail. The PW link just won’t produce acceptable sound. First, I thought it is the amplifier, but it is not...

being OT and rude is quite a nice combo.

thanks, got it. I unfortunately have an older denon model without the possibility to use the app, therefore I was asking. Maybe it’s time to upgrade

This was an Interessent read, thanks, Amir! could you specify more in detail how you compensated for the bbc dip? what did you use as range? 2khz to 4khz? and by compensating in audyssey one practically gets a flat line there?

It always amazes me that a power supply or burn in colors only certain areas of the spectrum, like bottom end and midrange. just like an equalizer. Simply amazing.

What’s the use of having a volume control if you can’t/shouldn’t use it if you don’t want to have any pops? just curious

Does it make any switch noises like my DX3 pro?

Man, it’s deja vu all over again when people see words but not meaning. Please don’t ruin this thread for the rest of us

Just today I wanted to ask on this forum which DAC to get when a remote is needed. I think, this one will do. Or what do you think?

Is it possible that paradigm only sells directly from their web site in NA? I don’t see any link to buy directly from them

Sad where Sony has come to...

I don't see the NAD D7050 on the list, even though Amir, I think you said you would test it…

It seems this thread has derailed to audiophile territory

Unfortunately no drivers for macOS. So clicking goes on

Got mine the other day, it’s clicking whenever I pause or switch track and so on. Any news on th clicking front? A new firmware in the pipeline or a workaround?

And usage scenario Open headphones in crowded environments don’t work Watchnerd’s argument therefore is not exhaustive

I still got an old Technics SE A5 mk2, inherited from my dad from the 80ies . I don’t know any spec numbers, and the thing has quite a channel imbalance, but, in your opinion, is this onetime keep/use/get repaired?

Since there is the hump in the middle, should this influence on how to set volume control on the D50 when loudspeaker volume is determined by the desktop amp?

this seems to be a better overall package than the D50. I even somewhat regret now that I got one a few weeks ago ;)