ahh amazingly Chinese functional fault
cant buy a stack of SMSL stuff because they all use the same remote and remote codes
it has its pluses and minuses... if you lose it then who cares as they're cheap due to the commonality
but how are you supposed to reaslitically use a smsl dac /w smsl amp if the remotes are functionally inoperable due to this
you are pretty much forced to buy a non smsl dac if you're hell bent on using the remote... or use some tape on one of the sensors, you choose which device to 'disable'
this is one of those things that smsl should add to the menu... disable remote... or they should have come up with a small cable that allows you to chain them up
Recently SMSL changed the remote control from the previous model.
The previous remote control had an A/B/C switch button, and I was able to switch the operation target between DAC/AMP/Other using this button.
In the new remote control, the A/B/C buttons have been abolished and it has become a specification that can be used in common for all products.
As a result, as you said, it became very difficult to use.
The reason we changed the remote control was that many users who purchased the product complained that the remote control did not work because they did not understand the functions of the A/B/C buttons on the remote control.
Topping's products also have the same problem in using because the remote control is common for all products.