dragonspit4
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Too bad it's not balanced. Otherwise it takes the price/performance crown.
It depends on what you are looking for. Output impedance is too high, and functionality of this device is limited. While it has 2 outputs, RCA is fixed and therefore require use of preamp. I used it with jds labs ol switcher, but fiddling with volume knobs every time you want to switch from headphones to speakers is not ideal.Too bad it's not balanced. Otherwise it takes the price/performance crown.
It is actually an option on higher power external of-the-shelf power supplies. They usually run two pairs in parallel to increase the current carrying capability.Yeah, you are right, it's 5 pin DIN socket. Point is, it is standardized socket (commonly used in midi keyboards), although it's usage here is quite strange.
TIL. Thanks!They usually run two pairs in parallel to increase the current carrying capability.
TIL. Thanks!
Alas this does not appear to be the case here: A previous member mentioned that they have dissected the jack and found only two wires.
Why would they use an AC wall-wart? Doesn't it get converted to DC at some point anyway?[...] the power supply is AC, not DC, so it is 12-0-12 VAC. Probably it gets summed up to 24V.
Why would they use an AC wall-wart? Doesn't it get converted to DC at some point anyway?
Because you can generate negative voltage out of AC easily, but can't do the same with DC (need a switching supply for that).Why would they use an AC wall-wart? Doesn't it get converted to DC at some point anyway?
new gen is out... es9038q2m.. but.. higher distortion, using the same chip as topping's
http://cn.auneaudio.com/index.php?s=/Home/MArticle/detail/id/438.html
No, it says you can change the op-amp through it's bottom's little window, they'll give you a chip puller with the machine.Interesting! thanks for sharing
but is that.. some kind of.. op-amp rolling kit included??! Dear god.
Because you can generate negative voltage out of AC easily, but can't do the same with DC (need a switching supply for that).
No, it says you can change the op-amp through it's bottom's little window, they'll give you a chip puller with the machine.
Yes, the website and forum are still alive, it's actually their 15 years anniversary this year!Is the hifidiy.net community still active in mainland China ? I am not receiving any newletter from them since 2014 ...
Actually, no, it's exactly the same as old one. It has 2 outputs, 1 volume controlled, one not. I don't see any switch between two either. The major difference is they moved both outputs to back of the device as RCA. There is no jack out at all, so 6,3 jack out on x1s got turned into RCA pre outs.The new one has a pre amp output, which solves one of the two usability issues.
Yes, the website and forum are still alive, it's actually their 15 years anniversary this year!
... I dunno ...