That's been my philosophy, thanks for confirming!Yeah, mate…generally speaking, it’s almost always best to keep stuff simple and minimal. More stuff just means more chances for problems or signal alteration.
That's been my philosophy, thanks for confirming!Yeah, mate…generally speaking, it’s almost always best to keep stuff simple and minimal. More stuff just means more chances for problems or signal alteration.
Why replace it?the are 2 subs out. Can you set delay, crossover and EQ for each sub. And simultaneously can you set EQ per xlr out?
In this case it would be a nice MiniDSP alternative
I also really like the first picture (with the horizontal long level indicator), and the other two, with smaller segments are also good, but I think the green-yellow-red colors of the scales are preferable. But is it really impossible to make all three options, and also add the fourth one that you like (with the yellow color of the spectrum analyzer and the red level indicator). I also really ask you not to forget to make a peak level hold on the channel level indicator.Very nice design, so we don’t actually need to widen the slots? like in your first picture with those large slots, and then apply green, yellow, and red coloring?
Very nice design, so we don’t actually need to widen the slots? like in your first picture with those large slots, and then apply green, yellow, and red coloring?
Мне почему-то картина не открывается, не понимаю почему."Очень приятный дизайн"
На самом деле это был не дизайн!! Просто быстрый тест, чтобы удобно разместить все элементы на экране - если бы мне нужно было разработать реальную отображаемую страницу, я бы потратил на это неделю, а не час!!
«Значит, нам на самом деле не нужно расширять слоты?»
Это субъективный, эстетический выбор, здесь нет правильного или неправильного! Вот краткая визуализация того, как это выглядело бы на месте.
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Click ! ----> Direct Link to Youtube VideoМне почему-то картина не открывается, не понимаю почему.
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Why do you want USB output?A really nice box with some great features. Its interesting with these "Smart" DACs. There are about 10 features that could be implemented for a full digital pre-amp use case. Some examples....
1. DAC
2. All digital audio inputs...Coax, Optical, USB
3. ARC input
4. Analog inputs with high quality ADC
5. Phono input MM/MC
6. Trigger support
7. Sub support (1 good, 2 best) with high pass support on the analog outs (why is it that smart DAC producers can't wrap their heads around the fact that a large percentage of people want to use these boxes with 2.1 or 2.2 system?)
8. LAN/Wireless Network connectivity (for streamer support)
9. Parametric Equal with configs for all individual outputs
10. Any number of other DSP functions from streaming and/or protocol support to zone/grouping configs
In the old days, you bought a pre-amp that supported about 20 functions and you only used 50% of them. Now, all of these new Smart DACs implement a limited number of capabilities/inputs/outputs and you are left figuring out if the box you're looking at implements the ones that you need/want. For me, this has everything that I need except a USB digital out....so close.
I also really like the first picture (with the horizontal long level indicator), and the other two, with smaller segments are also good, but I think the green-yellow-red colors of the scales are preferable. But is it really impossible to make all three options, and also add the fourth one that you like (with the yellow color of the spectrum analyzer and the red level indicator). I also really ask you not to forget to make a peak level hold on the channel level indicator.
Hello, may I ask why a "mono" switch is needed?I have some questions about the parametric EQ (also in comparison to RME ADI-2 DAC fs):
- How many EQ bands can be created ?
- Can EQ band be applied to single channel only (L or R) ?
- How are filter implemented, IIR (probably) or FIR ?
- Is there a "mono" switch
Hello, I would like to ask how do you determine if it is a top tier DAC?I’ve been looking for a one-box DAC/preamp that ticks four specific boxes:
After two weeks of research, Luxsin X9 is the only unit I’ve found that covers all four.
- Top-tier DAC performance
- Top-tier preamp quality(for digital sources)
- True analog volume control
- A dedicated subwoofer output
The Eversolo DMP-A10 also does, but it’s about 3× the price.
I also looked into the Eversolo DAC-Z10, which might qualify, but I haven’t found solid confirmation about whether it includes a dedicated sub out or what its final price will be.
I’m cautious about being an early adopter though. Especially since the X9 seems primarily marketed toward headphone users, which might shape firmware development priorities (e.g., faster fixes for head-fi features vs. preamp/sub integration refinements). But I also haven’t found anything else that does what this unit does.
Are there any other devices you’re aware of that match this set of requirements?
Genuinely curious if I’ve missed something.
Hello, may I ask why some people prefer analog volume control? Does this simulation refer to the difference between potentiometers and encoders?The latest firmware for X9 adds separate adjustable delays on the main output and on the subwoofer output. I am, in fact, now utilizing one of these preamps in my true stereo 2.2 setup with an 8.15ms delay to the mains allowing me to fully integrate two symmetrically placed subwoofers with the speakers. The crossover setting in subwoofer effects controls the high- and low-pass filters simultaneously. The volume control is analog (at least for the mains--I can't tell if the subwoofer outputs' volume are controlled analog or digitally in lock-step to the main outputs, but they are in perfect sync regardless). For anyone looking for true stereo subwoofer integration with an analog volume control, this is really a killer product with no equal in this price range once you take the analog volume control aspect into consideration.
The peak level should remain and be held for 1-2 seconds.We are really love to fulfill the requests from our user, but since each user’s preferences can be quite different, and the X9 already comes with 12 different VU meter styles, we’ll plan to add two more spectrum meters this round.
About the peak level hold on the channel level indicator, just to confirm: do you mean you’d like the indicator to stay at the peak level without dropping back down?
All are wonderful!I have our graphic guy quickly created some visuals as below, which one (or two) you guys prefer? or any other suggestion?
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On our device, with a small screen height, it will be very difficult to control the signal levels by channels - the indicator turns out to be very short and not very informative, which is why there was a request to make a separate picture with a horizontal long level indicator.4 and 3 would be my preference in this order. And thank you for listening to user feedback!