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O-Noorus D4 Pro - TPA3255 PFFB Balanced Amplifier with DAC, HDMI ARC/Sub-Out/LPF/HPF

I just received mine today, will be used in the living room of my ex-wife, will be driving these speakers + I will connect a Fosi V3 Mono to drive this sub
I will circle back in like 4 weeks' time to share my experience
I'd love to hear your experiences! Things that concern me:
- Does it run hot after extended periods of use?
- Is there any noticeable latency in games or dj'ing? (And does latency differ per connection type used?)

I'm still doubting to get the D4 II instead of the pro, because I don't need a HPF and LPF etc.
 
Interesting. Will Amir be getting an amp for review?
 
they need a full spec sheet

what dac what BT chipset vol ctrl. etc. etc.
 
D4 PRO audio path.jpg


The DAC uses the same ES9023P DAC as the D4.
 
It was just a suggestion to use RED & Yellow colors for quick identification for RIGHT & LEFT channels on connectors.
 
Could you describe the drawing a bit more or explain what each part represents? I am not fully clear on what I am looking at, so a bit more detail would help me understand it correctly.
This is the audio signal chain. The digital signal is decoded by the DAC and input together with the analog signal. The NJW1195A switches the input source and controls the volume adjustment. Then, it passes through the tone system (treble, midrange, bass) and is output in two paths:

One path goes through a high-pass filter to the TPA3255, connecting to the passive main speakers;

The other path goes through a low-pass filter to output the bass signal, connecting to the active subwoofer.
 
This is the audio signal chain. The digital signal is decoded by the DAC and input together with the analog signal. The NJW1195A switches the input source and controls the volume adjustment. Then, it passes through the tone system (treble, midrange, bass) and is output in two paths:

One path goes through a high-pass filter to the TPA3255, connecting to the passive main speakers;

The other path goes through a low-pass filter to output the bass signal, connecting to the active subwoofer.
I believe we're talking about two different things.
My question was about this:
 
This is the audio signal chain. The digital signal is decoded by the DAC and input together with the analog signal. The NJW1195A switches the input source and controls the volume adjustment. Then, it passes through the tone system (treble, midrange, bass) and is output in two paths:

One path goes through a high-pass filter to the TPA3255, connecting to the passive main speakers;

The other path goes through a low-pass filter to output the bass signal, connecting to the active subwoofer.

Are there measurements how much SINAD is being impacted when going through the EQ processing pipeline vs bypassing it?
 
These are two products; the top one is the D4, and the two below are the D4 PRO.

Am I right in thinking that the pictures are simply there to show that the red markings always indicate the right channel, while the white markings indicate the left channel? Or have I misunderstood their purpose?
 
I just received mine today, will be used in the living room of my ex-wife, will be driving these speakers + I will connect a Fosi V3 Mono to drive this sub
I will circle back in like 4 weeks' time to share my experience

Would love to hear your experience with the amp! Especially if the tone controls work well.
 
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