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It is directly from the manufacturer's website.Unless I have missed it, this schematics is not documented anywhere on the manufacturer's website.
It is directly from the manufacturer's website.Unless I have missed it, this schematics is not documented anywhere on the manufacturer's website.
Incredibly, the links we respectively provided does not point to the same content!It is directly from the manufacturer's website.
www.qudelix.com
You can totally use the T71 as a surround sound processor for your home theater, provided you can feed it via USB.Incredibly, the links we respectively provided does not point to the same content!
Navigating the website from the links you provided, I see a dedicated in-ear transducers supposed to work only with the USB output of the t71:
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T71 IEM
Qudelix Bluetooth Qualcomm QCC512x ES9218P ESS DAC USB SONY LDAC Headphone Amp HiFi Audio aptXwww.qudelix.com
So, for the time being, the use case of this multichannel DAC is extraordinary restricted.
For just one Aux port the 5K performs just as well for <½ the price.I wonder if something like this would make a lot of sense in a car plugged into the Aux port and then using DSP etc. to tweak the sound?
Wow, nice, I'll need to look into this car power mode option. I like the portability also, I have several old cars with Aux ports that I use for leisure.For just one Aux port the 5K performs just as well for <½ the price.
But yeah that is a great use case and Qudelix have created a Car power mode just for that.
No-nonsense design, form follows function. But it seems to be a slightly different model, compared to Amir's picture?
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Any chance you've seen examples of people using the "2-way active crossover" feature to feed directly to an amp, rather than to the Qudelix IEM?For just one Aux port the 5K performs just as well for <½ the price.
But yeah that is a great use case and Qudelix have created a Car power mode just for that.
I have not, though I'm not active on Qudelix's forum where I imagine such a project would be posted first.Any chance you've seen examples of people using the "2-way active crossover" feature to feed directly to an amp, rather than to the Qudelix IEM?
The 8 channels are exposed through the USB-C “auxiliary” port—see schematics in earlier post. There is a surround downmix (software) feature, but the T71 IEM is not “surround” IMO, it is a 4-way active IEM: it connects onto the USB-C auxiliary port, which enables this 4-way crossover mode in the “SPK PEQ” section. The crossover freq. are fixed (150, 1500, and 6500 Hz I believe), but each driver (1x DD + 3x BAs) has it own set of 10x PEQ filters to choose from Peak, Low-Shelf, High-Shelf, Low-Pass and High-Pass. They are applied to L&R combined or individually and the amp gain can be adjusted for each driver. Each driver can also be muted. If you add the global “USER” 10x PEQ, that’s up to 90x PEQ filters…Is the surround functionality exclusively meant for their surround iems or is there some kind of breakout cable to use it as a multichannel DAC as well?