Of course I did, but thanks for reposting that.Have you read the power output tests for this amp's review? using a 36VDC 6A power supply this is what the amp actually puts out.
Right, forgot that variable. lolMaybe he is related to Rob Watts and has super human hearing.
Can you have one VU connected to two channels? I just contact Aiyima. We'll see what they say. If you have two models that do the same thing, it's probably true.FYI, I haven't been able to see the VU meter function when using the Right channel. I can only see it respond to the left.
I do like how it is very responsive.
Please confirm my findings. I have seen this on 2 units.
It might be good to spread the word in case it's a deal breaker for anyone.
It's not a deal breaker for me.
I also have the Douk Audio H7 which has a single VU meter. I used the strange separate L and R knobs and verified the VU gauge responds to both sides.Can you have one VU connected to two channels? I just contact Aiyima. We'll see what they say. If you have two models that do the same thing, it's probably true.
From Aiyima: "The access of this VU table is only connected to the left channel, because we use the two-channel link, so don't worry, this is not a machine problem, it is the design is like this."FYI, I haven't been able to see the VU meter function when using the Right channel. I can only see it respond to the left.
I do like how it is very responsive.
Please confirm my findings. I have seen this on 2 units.
It might be good to spread the word in case it's a deal breaker for anyone.
It's not a deal breaker for me.
If I remember correctly, Amir said in the review above that the amp clips right at the VU meter's 0 point.Obviously, the VU-meter serves no purpose and is only there as a decoration.
If I remember correctly, Amir said in the review above that the amp clips right at the VU meter's 0 point.
I use it exclusively and my ears don't hear any difference, but that's not what you mean, right? You mean how does it test?Have you tried the bluetooth on this amp, there are complaints that bluetooth can be noisy, how does the bluetooth on this amp stand up to your scrutiny, or are cables the only way to go
Well...either will do. A subjective opinion would be great. I thought cables were better with more bandwidth, as far as search engine results are concerned, have never compared the two directly myself.I use it exclusively and my ears don't hear any difference, but that's not what you mean, right? You mean how does it test?
That's different. Of course a cable will give you a higher bandwidth and no possible BT transmission signal loss. If you want the best the 08 can do, stay wired. If you want the convenience of BT and your own ears cannot hear a difference, go BT. The closer the source is to the sink the better. The longer the distance between the two, the more degraded the signal becomes. Mine is about 10' between the source, which is my computer's Intel AX200 card (which supports aptXHD) and the 08.Well...either will do. A subjective opinion would be great. I thought cables were better with more bandwidth, as far as search engine results are concerned, have never compared the two directly myself.
So as far as you are concerned there is no difference between the two, is your audio system sensitive enough to detect
With the cables method i use the hidizs s8 dac which has a good review on this site, with the bluetooth method the sound will be more reliant on the dac within the A08. Is there a chance the cables method may perform better as the dac can be upgraded and with the bluetooth method the dac cannot be upgraded
I don't. If I did, it would be through my computer's DAC or my Phone's becasue currently I don't have a need for an external DAC.May i ask which dac you used when listening to the A08 using cables
Thanks
I sure hope this isn't true, as my A08 Pro can hit 0db on that VU meter well before my volume knob even gets to noon. I'm of the belief that it's just a 'fun dancing needle' - if the 0 point comment is true I'm in trouble lolIf I remember correctly, Amir said in the review above that the amp clips right at the VU meter's 0 point.