superbluecat
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I would like to begin with my setting: I am connecting a Topping E70 (ESS 9028 Pro, possibly that chip operates at 1 watt with highest sample rate?) to two KH80 monitor speakers (200W maximum power for each, 114dB). Sampling 32 bit and 96kHz.
However, I am listening at only 0.95m, and I control Windows->DAC->Speakers to be about 60dB at my listening position.
I am curious how much power does each part consume and how severely the current changes. Is it still the case that those loud speakers with amplifiers inside consumes much more power than the DAC? I suppose that 60dB is 1e-4 of 100dB so is the power required for 60dB is also very small? Does the actual current between speaker and the plug fluctuate a lot when playing sounds?
For the DAC, I am not sure if its operating power is the same magnitude as the DAC chip. Is it 1 Watt? 10 Watts? Or even more? Is the current between DAC and the plug constant compared to the active speakers or amplifier?
If somebody can share a plot of power consumption to SPL for DAC and Amp it would be perfect.
And also a plot of current/power change against time axis when playing music or sounds if any pointers.
Thanks for the discussion.
However, I am listening at only 0.95m, and I control Windows->DAC->Speakers to be about 60dB at my listening position.
I am curious how much power does each part consume and how severely the current changes. Is it still the case that those loud speakers with amplifiers inside consumes much more power than the DAC? I suppose that 60dB is 1e-4 of 100dB so is the power required for 60dB is also very small? Does the actual current between speaker and the plug fluctuate a lot when playing sounds?
For the DAC, I am not sure if its operating power is the same magnitude as the DAC chip. Is it 1 Watt? 10 Watts? Or even more? Is the current between DAC and the plug constant compared to the active speakers or amplifier?
If somebody can share a plot of power consumption to SPL for DAC and Amp it would be perfect.
And also a plot of current/power change against time axis when playing music or sounds if any pointers.
Thanks for the discussion.