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NEOHIPO DC10 Stereo DAC Review

Rate this budget DAC:

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    Votes: 1 0.6%
  • 2. Not terrible (postman panther)

    Votes: 12 6.7%
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    Votes: 99 55.3%
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    Votes: 67 37.4%

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Well, here we expect to hear no difference swapping op-amps, unless you mount one producing massive distortion and noise, in that case one shouldn't use it.
So long as the power rails are sufficiently free of noise (different opamp PSRR), signal isn't too close to the rails, and other such considerations that could cause some op-amps to operate outside expected operating conditions.
Actually we expect a device to be carefully designed around the stock op-amps used and not the user to mess around swapping them.
That covers it nicely.
 
I've had one in my desktop system for a few weeks, and it's good. Source and power via USB from a desktop PC, amp is a Fosi TB10D, speakers are Dayton Audio MK402X. Cheap, good-sounding near-field system.
 

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Nice and thank you! Where this code can be used?


Well, here we expect to hear no difference swapping op-amps, unless you mount one producing massive distortion and noise, in that case one shouldn't use it.
Actually we expect a device to be carefully designed around the stock op-amps used and not the user to mess around swapping them.
You can use it on our US Amazon link. Regarding the design of replacing the OP-AMP, we took into account that everyone's preferred sound style is different, so we only designed this feature for everyone to experience and find their favorite OP-AMP by themselves.
 
Regarding the design of replacing the OP-AMP, we took into account that everyone's preferred sound style is different, so we only designed this feature for everyone to experience and find their favorite OP-AMP by themselves.
replace the OP-AMP to experience the subtle differences in sound between different OP-AMP chips.
A good little DAC, does what it should and is inexpensive. With respect, please don't encourage this op-amp rolling silliness though.


JSmith
 
Hello everyone, thank you very much for your attention to NEOHIPO. In order to thank ASR's friends for their support, we have applied for an exclusive 20% discount code for ASR: 20TLRP1F. DC10 is our first DAC product, and we welcome everyone to purchase and experience it. If you have any other product suggestions, please feel free to private message us. We will consider every user's suggestion
Will it be available in UK/EU?
 
EOHIPO DC10 USB Mini Desktop DAC Audio Decoder Review

I recently bought the NEOHIPO DC10 USB Mini Desktop DAC Audio Decoder. After using it for a while, I feel that this product is really worth the money.

First of all, the appearance design is very simple and generous, and the size is small, which is very suitable for my desktop and does not take up too much space. The body is made of solid materials, and it feels thick to the touch, giving people a very textured impression.

In terms of sound quality, as a mini DAC, its performance surprised me very much. After connecting to the computer, the audio signal is transmitted via USB, and the sound quality is immediately significantly improved. The sound becomes more transparent, the low frequency is full and powerful, and the high frequency is clear and bright. Especially when listening to some detailed music, you can hear the details that you usually don’t notice. This decoder does a very good job in sound quality restoration.

I also particularly like its plug-and-play function. The connection is simple and there is no need to install complex drivers. It can be used normally after connecting to the computer directly via USB. It is also very compatible and can be used smoothly whether it is Windows or Mac.

The only small drawback is that it is not equipped with an independent volume control knob, and the volume needs to be adjusted on the computer, which is a little inconvenient. However, considering its price and sound quality, this shortcoming is completely acceptable.

Overall, the NEOHIPO DC10 USB Mini desktop DAC audio decoder is very cost-effective, especially suitable for those who want to improve the sound quality but have a limited budget. I am very satisfied with this purchase experience and highly recommend it to everyone.
Thank you very much for your recognition and suggestions. This product is designed for customers who want pure DAC functionality, featuring plug and play, simple operation, and excellent performance. We will carefully consider your suggestion. If volume adjustment is needed, do you think it is necessary to bring a remote control and display screen? Or just need to install a volume knob on the product?
 
Thank you very much for your recognition and suggestions. This product is designed for customers who want pure DAC functionality, featuring plug and play, simple operation, and excellent performance. We will carefully consider your suggestion. If volume adjustment is needed, do you think it is necessary to bring a remote control and display screen? Or just need to install a volume knob on the product?
If the purchaser only uses the optical port for audio and does not have a USB audio input, what amperage must a 5v power adaptor have for proper operation? I assume .9A but I want to be sure before ordering. Thank you.
 
Spontaneous thought about replacing a Fiio DAC with it, but at $68 they may "enjoy" it them self and keep it in China.

The practice of sending a product in for a review with a low price and instantly doubling it when the (positive) review is published, is all too common now.
How stupid do they think we are?
 
Wow, what a great addition to bypass the DAC in my 1980’s Sony 300 cd player. I think replacing the rubber band belts cost me $25.
 
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