A few days ago, @bys13 contacted me and said he wanted to send me Xduoo XD-05PLUS Portable DAC & Amp to me for measurement.
I certainly will not refuse such kindness. Thank you @bys13 for the measuring toy!
And then? Look at things first!
Obviously this is a compact unit (140 * 75 * 23mm). The surface feel of the product is very good. The frosted particles of the aluminum alloy are quite delicate. Although it lacks the touch of high-end products, considering the price of about $ 260, I Still very satisfied.
The switches and knobs have a "should" damping feeling, and the feel of pressing or turning / twisting is good, and there is no loose feeling.There is no problem with the feedback sound when the side button is pressed.
So if you really want to talk about vision and feel, the headphone jack may be one of the few aspects: I assure you that this 6.35mm headphone jack looks a little cheaper, and there is a slight deviation in concentricity (I May be a bit picky).
And then speaking of the overall shortcomings, the "fast charge" that takes more than four hours to be full is a bit of a joke in this era (God, it has 11 hours to fill the "slow charge" mode).
Okay, it's time to stop my nonsense. Let's measure it!
Part I: DAC
I use USB input and 3.5mm line output on the back of the product.
It ’s actually pretty good, right? (I don't have enough concept for this kind of product)
Part II: Headphone Amplifier
I used a 50R resistor as the load for the measurement
Limited by the performance of the potentiometer, this machine has obvious imbalance between channels.Fortunately, it has three-level gain control, which alleviates this to some extent (making the most unbalanced places can be skipped)
Near the output limit, low-frequency distortion can easily become a disaster
Multitone measurement is done at 50R / 700mw:
Headphone output impedance:
I certainly will not refuse such kindness. Thank you @bys13 for the measuring toy!
And then? Look at things first!
Obviously this is a compact unit (140 * 75 * 23mm). The surface feel of the product is very good. The frosted particles of the aluminum alloy are quite delicate. Although it lacks the touch of high-end products, considering the price of about $ 260, I Still very satisfied.
The switches and knobs have a "should" damping feeling, and the feel of pressing or turning / twisting is good, and there is no loose feeling.There is no problem with the feedback sound when the side button is pressed.
So if you really want to talk about vision and feel, the headphone jack may be one of the few aspects: I assure you that this 6.35mm headphone jack looks a little cheaper, and there is a slight deviation in concentricity (I May be a bit picky).
And then speaking of the overall shortcomings, the "fast charge" that takes more than four hours to be full is a bit of a joke in this era (God, it has 11 hours to fill the "slow charge" mode).
Okay, it's time to stop my nonsense. Let's measure it!
Part I: DAC
I use USB input and 3.5mm line output on the back of the product.
It ’s actually pretty good, right? (I don't have enough concept for this kind of product)
Part II: Headphone Amplifier
I used a 50R resistor as the load for the measurement
Limited by the performance of the potentiometer, this machine has obvious imbalance between channels.Fortunately, it has three-level gain control, which alleviates this to some extent (making the most unbalanced places can be skipped)
Near the output limit, low-frequency distortion can easily become a disaster
Multitone measurement is done at 50R / 700mw:
Headphone output impedance: