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You just need to burn-in your E70V a bit longer to become better than D90SE. Just don't burn velvet to ash :D

I do really respect amount of ideas hi-fi marketing has after all these years :D

Sub 8 is uglier :D

I would recommend you to take a pair in your room and listen them for a while. If you like them, keep and stop looking for others. If not, return them and keep looking. I have T7V for years now and enjoy in them every day. I have a T10S too :)

I have E70V. So, Velvet is much, much better! :D

Both E70 and E70V can provide simultaneous output or each separately, auto-on off and 12v trigger out. Could be tricky to properly set crossover frequency and maybe phase on the subwoofer. But you can play and get a sound you like, regardless how audiophile is :)

What kind of feedback are you looking for? Is it possible to connect like that? Yes. Can both outputs provide a signal at the same time? Yes. The rest really depends on the setup. As an example, I have Adam connected to XLR. Buttkicker (yeah, I know :D) to RCA. When I'm listening to music...

No air or another medium in space to transfer sound from 17 billion light years :D

I'm pretty sure it can be removed. Will device work after, it's another question :)

It's white/gray smoke, put inside in the factory. Like for every electronic device. Once smoke is out, the device it's not working anymore. So, be careful :D

Luckily, it happened quickly within return policy :)

Don't be too tough on him. He has some points. Low cheap/quality electronic components, usually capacitors, can fail over time. Changing them now will not make any difference. Especially not in sound. But in the long term, it might.

Marketing has to write something :) I have E70V for a while now, using every day and I'm super pleased :)

I guess, it has a better sound without MQA (even if it's off) and BT antenna. Especially antenna, it can affect audio waves a lot! :D

I like how it looks with a volume knob and I like velveted sound

He can buy another one ;) Btw, I don't remember when I touched my E70V, especially not power button.

And, does it sound better? :)

Thanks, basically voltage doubles, which is +3dBm and SNR improved by about the same 3dBm. Edit: Doubling voltage should be +6dBm.

Ok, but how? I guess, chips outputs are not just simple connected in parallel.

Another one, how 8 chips can sound better ("It provides a superior restored capacity with subtle details displayed.”) than 4? Or 1? I mean, DAC should digital to analog conversion. Are they converting with 8 DACs and then combining result to somehow improve restoration of original analog signal?