The Cxn V2 has a DAC that upsamples everything to 384khz.
So if I feed it 44.1khz it will upsample it to 384khz.
Or in that scenario I use roon. And I tell roon to do a bunch of stuff before sending the signal to the DAC.
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So if I feed it 44.1khz it will upsample it to 384khz.
Or in that scenario I use roon. And I tell roon to do a bunch of stuff before sending the signal to the DAC.
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Oh and Roon knows this. Ok, I see.
Yeah.
I should get my Hifiman ef400 tomorrow or Wednesday.
Maybe someone else could connect roon or audirvana to it. 176khz seems like a odd sample rate.
Because multiple site say the Himalaya DAC supports 24bit 768khz.
That one previous Hifiman customer service quote mentions 32bit 384khz.
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Can someone explain to me why two watts per channel were measured there?
And especially what is written there about THD+N<1% - THD+N<10%
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And especially what is written there about THD+N<1% - THD+N<10%
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台式设备 话说之前901R的喜剧过去一年有余，这次我的一位烧油又给我寄了她刚刚收到的Hifiman EF400 台式R2R解码耳放。其实我也确实很想知道经过这一年的发展，HiFiman的R2R到底发展到了什么地步。但如果自己下单买又觉得实在是有点刻意了
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The translation to english by google perhaps loses some of the finer points but its as @Snoopy says. You will get up to 2w of low distortion power @68ohm from the balanced output in high gain. After that, distortion sky rockets as it clips. How audible it is at any point past 2w is down to what you are playing, how good your hearing and equipment are.
What bit dont you understand? (Dont ask me what or who green sandalwood is!)
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Tough one. Impossible to say with music without measuring the signal level going in digitally.
@solderdude can usually work out what it might be theoretically with a full strength signal.
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13V in 60hm for balanced operation distortion free = 2.8W.
HE6SE is 90dB/V this means comfortable loud with 112dB SPL peaks in music should be loud enough for anything but ear splitting levels.
In SE mode = 7V = 0.8W and thus 107dB peak SPL.
HE6SE is 90dB/V this means comfortable loud with 112dB SPL peaks in music should be loud enough for anything but ear splitting levels.
In SE mode = 7V = 0.8W and thus 107dB peak SPL.
Can you please share album names?
It seems like you are listening at very loud levels.
Think twice about your listening habits. I believe that you want still enjoy music when you are older?
Now I cannot see this happening. Sorry
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For example, on this song, from Move D's album Songs from Beehive, my spl meter shows 94dB, when I turn the volume knob all the way up.
Yes, that's loud.
But with EDM, I'd like a little more.
And now about my hearing.
I'm 43 years old, and I get my hearing checked regularly at work.
So far my values are very good, and that's saying something, after a youth full of techno parties.
Yes, that's loud.
But with EDM, I'd like a little more.
And now about my hearing.
I'm 43 years old, and I get my hearing checked regularly at work.
So far my values are very good, and that's saying something, after a youth full of techno parties.
Yes it's saying that you are lucky.
94db is loud
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That will thus cost you 7dB in level. -10dB is a perceived halved listening level.
Why not just using speakers then?
