If you want to see the display in action:
Quite smooth.
Quite smooth.
I’m soldIf you want to see the display in action:
Quite smooth.
Yeah honestly I don't like the brand name so much, but this box could replace my RME Digiface + 2 standalone DACs + 3rd headphone DAC + headphone amp that I currently run. It does it all in 1 box. For the money and the technical performance, that is a very good product I think. And the eyecandy comes on top.I’m sold![]()
Yes. It has a database of 2500 headphones.View attachment 457456
How does this feature work, do you choose from a list of headphones? Also, are there cheaper alternatives I'm looking for a device to EQ my HD700 to use connected to my TV
How's the remote control?
Now that looks interesting.
Allegedly it supports LDAC:BTW just checked BT 5.0 does not support LDAC.... Very bad point
I ve now a doubt... The unit uses a Qualcomm QCC5125 BT chip but Audiophonics said it only supports SBC and AACAllegedly it supports LDAC:
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Review: Luxsin X9, a new entry into the world of high-end DAC and headphones amplification
Luxsin is new to the high-end DAC and headphones amp scene, but it has hit the ground running because the X9 has a slew of unique features that are sure to impress.www.neowin.net
Now that looks interesting.
Seems they implemented a lot of relays.
Is volume control using steps ?
(I guess not. Otherwise SNR at 50mV would probably be better. ... unless @amirm measures it with digital attenuation in the AP and not using the DAC's volume control?)
So what are those used for ?
EDIT:
They advertise a stepped attenuator indeed.
So the 50mV SNR figure is weird...