Topping I have E30, D10, Dx3pro+, they still go, but the first dx3pro+ had a freezing problem and went back to amazon, with the second it went fine. From smsl I had the DA9 amplifier, always returned to amazon for some strange blocks (I was forced to physically disconnect the power supply) of the fiio honestly only the little "taishan" which is an extremely cheap dac, it does its job but it is not certainly a valuable device.These look great. Which model do you have. I am tempted by the A10d.
I think the moderators don't even like those who keep hijacking the thread with a continuous OT, you had your say on the term used, now if you have nothing else to add on the topic, don't add anything else.And no, if your question was about all Chinese manufacturers, then it would make sense to say 'which Chinese manufacturer has the best build quality' It would then be difficult to list them in a poll, obviously.
I'm replying to questions. I'm sure they will intervene if necessary, but thanks for the help.I think the moderators don't even like those who keep hijacking the thread with a continuous OT, you had your say on the term used, now if you have nothing else to add on the topic, don't add anything else.
The moderators will intervene if they deem it necessary
As linked above https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/lets-avoid-the-term-chi-fi.18243/Can you direct me to the forum rules? I don't see them as prominently displayed as on other forums.
I doubt it. My Fiio X3 II had a problem with its power system out of the box. It was not shutting down, rebooting instead, and in short time it developed a failure when the power was cutting after a couple of minutes, especially if I hit any button. I even replaced the battery, but it didn't help. Then I had an FA7 IEM that developed some weird resonance, especially on higher female voices (the replacement unit is fine, though).FiiO is miles ahead
Totally agree. I don't feel at all offended when I hear Latin music, Latin food or Latin whatever. We use Chinese food, Italian or French food regularly. We speak about Japanese, German cars. What's the issue with Chi-Fi? It is just short for HiFi equipment coming out of China, which is good, as it refers to products that have been getting better in both quality and performance, even surpassing products form renowned brands, for reasonable prices. Geez, wokism is getting everywhere.That is ridiculous. It's a great portmanteau like "Japanimation" and there is nothing derogatory about it. Are we allowed to say "Chinese Hi-Fi"?
The issue is, and you may feel otherwise, but the term Chi-fi originated as a slur and an insult, meaning cheap, disposable audio equipment. At the worst possible interpretation it is also quite possible to see it as an insult about Chinese people and the goods they produce. It isn't a helpful term.Totally agree. I don't feel at all offended when I hear Latin music, Latin food or Latin whatever. We use Chinese food, Italian or French food regularly. We speak about Japanese, German cars. What's the issue with Chi-Fi? It is just short for HiFi equipment coming out of China, which is good, as it refers to products that have been getting better in both quality and performance, even surpassing products form renowned brands, for reasonable prices. Geez, wokism is getting everywhere.
Hopefully there are peeps on the other side reciprocating and I am sure there are. I agree the foundation of the word is as a slur.The issue is, and you may feel otherwise, but the term Chi-fi originated as a slur and an insult, meaning cheap, disposable audio equipment. At the worst possible interpretation it is also quite possible to see it as an insult about Chinese people and the goods they produce. It isn't a helpful term.