Well it has some really interesting and valuable features, one client uses it’s EQ facility extensively , I have experimented with tone/loudness and the low level listening feature, it is a solidly designed and engineered unit.
Keith
Keith
Well it has some really interesting and valuable features, one client uses it’s EQ facility extensively.
Keith
A usb microphone and REW software which is free.
Keith
Did you guys play with the Crossfeed function?
Welcome to the forum and thanks for posting that.Hi! Some measurements from the ADI-2 DAC and Pro taken with the Pro's AD:
Sure it is. Not that it will sound any better than $80 Topping D10 though, but it would certainly make one much more satisfied to have it, myself included. It's simply in the human nature..
Thanks. On my side I think I like it but the result is variable depending on the headset.I have.
It's as good an implementation as I've heard, but I think I'm just not a huge fan of what crossfeed does.
I have tried crossfeed in the past but didn't care for it. But in the RME the crossfeed helps with the he-400i. I set mine at 2.Thanks. On my side I think I like it but the result is variable depending on the headset.
Try Lynx Hilo: https://www.lynxstudio.com/products/hilo/This leaves me personally in a quandary of not having a reference class DAC when I return the ADI-2 DAC to its owner tomorrow.
To date the Hilo remains the most transparent of any converter I've tested (50+ in the infamous Ultimate Converter DA/AD Loopback Thread) whether it be loopback null tests, blind listening tests (as I setup in the mastering forum with a selection of good ears and monitoring), or all the distortions RightMark Audio Analyzer tests for. Needless to say, that impressed me quite a bit which is why I recommend it so often that a few guys are sure I work for Lynx lol. I don't, but I love when a company hits one out of the park and for a price far less than it should be.
I have to sell a bunch of stuff to afford it now at $2,300 list price. Looks nice though.Try Lynx Hilo: https://www.lynxstudio.com/products/hilo/
pro tip: I got it a lot cheap than US MSRP - and I didn't pay any import duty from Deutschland....
I didn't know anyone was using diffmaker for scoring of products. I fully agree with RME folks that this is wrong. There are infinite ways for the tool to go crazy even with simplest differentials. I have wasted hours with it and even in the cases of simple control signals, it either crashes on me or produces incorrect results.that test is fraught with problems according to the RME guys, their concern sounds legit but this is not my area of expertise, perhaps Amir could comment: https://www.forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.php?id=26885
My 400i headset broke last week, unfortunately. I had to return it before testing with the RME. It's a shame because my wife was enjoying it a lot.I have tried crossfeed in the past but didn't care for it. But in the RME the crossfeed helps with the he-400i. I set mine at 2.