Would TOSLink > USB?It looks like wall plug is required and supplied, and USB to the computer for best sound.
Would TOSLink > USB?It looks like wall plug is required and supplied, and USB to the computer for best sound.
Would TOSLink > USB?
And for line out, it has two modes: full and volume controlled. It cycles through it. So I always pause the music before messing with that.
It is on the remote. I have not looked it up in the manual.Line out settings (100%) and line out volume controlled are activated with the same button?
That is the same situation I bought with MASDROP. My purchase first goes from America to Germany and then to Japan. It takes 3 weeks in total.DHL (I think epacket) from China to USA is horrible though. It first goes to Hong Kong, then Germany. Then goes to USA and gets transferred to USPS for delivery. Last time it waited a few days for each stop!!
I was very surprised! ! No way to listen to Japanese Oyaji Gyagu on this forum, but I was deeply impressed!
You can from front panel but it is more cumbersome. So I just keep the remote next to it. And for line out, it has two modes: full and volume controlled. It cycles through it. So I always pause the music before messing with that.
Power supply requires 15 VDC 1A. Of course, the AC adapter is attached and the voltage should be able to correspond to AC100V-240V.Anybody know if unit is dual voltage 110-220? I live in Germany, but moving back to the states in 6 months.
It is fairly common to do that if maximum heat reduction is not required.Does Topping have a good reputation of quality control? I hear that the heatsinks were not placed with thermal paste in the DX7 and that there were problems.
Most of those cables are easily separated by pulling the RCA jacks lightly apart from one another. $0.79 at Monoprice:It looks that I will have to connect my self-powered speakers through the headphone jack to control volume.
Does anyone know of good shielded 3.5 to RCA cables, with longer run for the L & R split?
The problem is that these type of cables have short separation between L & R, and my speakers are 4 feet apart.
I don't want to use a Y splitter, too many cables and additional connections.
Amirm, any chance you could look at my earlier post regarding the switching? I would absolutely love an answer since this looks the unit I'm looking for.
This is answered on the manual page that Amir posted here, double click switches outputs, single click switches inputs. Would rather have it the other way around, but at least it's something. The way I see it, dx3 pro is a unit that pretty much was made with remote control in mind, if you consider remote optional I think this is not a device for you.
I have read the manual. It doesnt state if the output mode is pre-out or line-out. THATS a big difference