Moondrop Lab

[mc.god]

Assuming Moondrop data is actual measurements, RAY and MAY are indeed the same IEMs, with a different shell. This also means RAYS should be perfectly usable as a general purpose IEM, like MAY (MAY is actually a pretty good IEM IMHO...) and the gaming credentials--low latency, noise-cancelling mic.--are just extras.

They seem indeed the same analog basis, different default dsp eq though

 

[Earfonia]

Has anyone tried MOONDROP FreeDSP PRO?

MOONDROP FREEDSP PRO Headphones Cable | MOONDROP Official Website

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I use MOONDROP FreeDSP and not very satisfied with the rough integer level EQ adjustment. I'm curious if MOONDROP FreeDSP PRO has improved the parametric equalizer and allow 0.1 dB adjustment.

I do feel the asking price is too expensive. At that price Fiio KA17 (that I have and use) offers better features and 3x 10 bands custom PEQ saved in the DAC.

 

[markanini]

Has anyone tried MOONDROP FreeDSP PRO?

MOONDROP FREEDSP PRO Headphones Cable | MOONDROP Official Website

moondroplab.com

I use MOONDROP FreeDSP and not very satisfied with the rough integer level EQ adjustment. I'm curious if MOONDROP FreeDSP PRO has improved the parametric equalizer and allow 0.1 dB adjustment.

I do feel the asking price is too expensive. At that price Fiio KA17 (that I have and use) offers better features and 3x 10 bands custom PEQ saved in the DAC.

I agree the asking price it too much. But the web-based EQ interface, also used with he Moondrop Rays, looks like a big improvement over the previous app-based interface.

 

[Matias]

Wow, 130 usd for the Free DSP Pro, that is a steep price...

For 38 usd we already have Tanchjim Stargate II with 43131 DAC and DSP, same power and similar specs. Plus ADC (mic support).

Tanchjim Stargate II: DSP CS43131 dongle

Got my Tanchjim Stargate II dongle today. It is a CS43131 based dongle with built in DSP, and has mic support for 38 USD. I have been playing with the PEQ in the Tanchjim app and seems to be working fine. It saves the PEQ to the dongle so it works without the app later. So far so good! This...

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[Clark_]

Hey, is there any way by which I can add fine volume controls to my dac/amp? I'm using Moondrop MoonRiver 2, I tried over 8 different releases of Link App, including newer version such as 2.0.x and older version 1.3.x. I even tried reaching out to Moondrop but seems like they don't care. Every app is recognizing MoonRiver on every device but nothing applies using their Link app. Whether its about lowering volume, changing filters or just adjusting the gain, not even a single things applies. Dawn seems to work fine, everything seems to apply on it. I like MoonRiver quite a bit, though I don't use it much because of this issue.