Which is exactly where it should stay- as the easily accessed, oft disconnected balanced headphone out on a device where XLRs are too bulky/ heavy. For which it is perfect and better IMO than the too small 2.5mm TRRS.
I have read that TRRRS connectors like 4.4mm can reduce crosstalk, but I have no personal expertise on the subject....
Usually about 2.2 volts, I think…
I believe it is relative to a TRS 3.5mm SE and it is more about avoiding the potential crosstalk issues from TRS to RCA cables/ adapters than reducing them: inevitably, TRS-RCA cables have a common ground section, which could be very short (just the TRS connector itself) or quite long (from the TRS connector to the “Y” branch out). If the impedance of this common ground section is non negligible, it will affect crosstalk performances. Interestingly, some headphone cables used (use?) this old trick as a simple “cross-feed” effect—an unusually high impedance single cable can be an indicator…
Thank you for clarifying this!
Perhaps they might add a scale and some figures to those graphs at the moment they are more Rothko than measurements.
Why are you here? If you don't like the test results then what is your purpose being here? Do you always pick and choose your test result(s)?
Lol.. He states that he speaks objectively. He's a flake.
Now that's why we don't need anymore audiophiles expressing their golden ear observations
Srboljub Stojanovic heard and liked this in Tradutto
Now that's why we don't need anymore audiophiles expressing their golden ear observations
doesn't this make a "less sharp treble"?He likes HF distortions in DACs, that is obvious
That's a good question. I don't want to listen his topping d70s review any more, but the answer is there (why he likes this):
Possibly…. The question around 2nd vs. odd harmonics? I think there is nothing wrong in “liking” distortions, or liking the Tradutto as long as one is honest and discuss euphonic traits—I like impressionist paintings, yet they are very far from being perfect pictures! The Tradutto objectively measures poorly, but some may like it
Yes, but he's on the good way, he sold his Hegel amp and bought some class D IcePower 1200AS2 based ampI think there is nothing wrong in “liking” distortions, or liking the Tradutto...
