Yorkshire Mouth
Major Contributor
Okay, I’m really unsure where to put this thread, but this will have to do.
Amir has previously reviewed the audio out in an older Kindle Fire, and it…ahem “left room for improvement”.
I have new Kindle Fire HD10, which can output Bluetooth to my Bluetooth headphones or Topping DAC/headphone amp.
So my questions are, what will actually happen, and what will the quality be like?
Specifically, I presume bluetoothing the audio would effectively bypass everything in the tablet which isn’t up to snuff (the internal DAC, the internal headphone amp), and the quality will be dependent on external DAC and amp on the Bluetooth receiving end.
Is that right? Have I missed anything? Is there something inside the tablet which can still fowl things up, and is it likely to?
Cheers.
Amir has previously reviewed the audio out in an older Kindle Fire, and it…ahem “left room for improvement”.
I have new Kindle Fire HD10, which can output Bluetooth to my Bluetooth headphones or Topping DAC/headphone amp.
So my questions are, what will actually happen, and what will the quality be like?
Specifically, I presume bluetoothing the audio would effectively bypass everything in the tablet which isn’t up to snuff (the internal DAC, the internal headphone amp), and the quality will be dependent on external DAC and amp on the Bluetooth receiving end.
Is that right? Have I missed anything? Is there something inside the tablet which can still fowl things up, and is it likely to?
Cheers.