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Sabaj A20d 2022 Version Owners Feedback
- Thread starter BHazard
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You can turn off the unit by pushing in the volume knob for a few seconds.
Okay, thanks! But... ¿Can I turn on it pushing the volume knoob?
- Thread Starter
- #164
Yes. It powers on or off this way.
El_Konrado
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Only came here to tell you that if anyone is looking for newest drivers for Sabaj A20d 2022 version you can download drivers for SMSL devices and right now you cen get XMOS 5.58 version and this installs a driver from May 2023 at least for Windows 10 and its significantly newer than XMOS 5.50 which you can get from Sabaj site.
Hopefully some of you can find this useful, peace !
Hopefully some of you can find this useful, peace !
Hello everyone,
I have had this unit for slightly more than a year and was happy with it until recently when some static noise started coming out from my headphones over music playing until it’s happening by itself, louder and louder. So much that sometimes when I forget to turn off unit, I’m being reminded that I did just by passing outside my study room and hearing all that loud, static/creeky noises. Usually first 30mins/1h after switching on is fine until it’s going sour. Usually i am web browsing/Youtubing while I listen to music.
My source is a PC connected trough USB. I have already installed latest Xmos drivers. Using Apple Music for PC (still in beta I think) where I can have higher bitrate streamed into the DAC. Could switching between Apple Music and YouTube while browsing cause hiccups turning into mayhem gradually ? If so, is it “normal” operation from a modern DAC?
Thank you !
I have had this unit for slightly more than a year and was happy with it until recently when some static noise started coming out from my headphones over music playing until it’s happening by itself, louder and louder. So much that sometimes when I forget to turn off unit, I’m being reminded that I did just by passing outside my study room and hearing all that loud, static/creeky noises. Usually first 30mins/1h after switching on is fine until it’s going sour. Usually i am web browsing/Youtubing while I listen to music.
My source is a PC connected trough USB. I have already installed latest Xmos drivers. Using Apple Music for PC (still in beta I think) where I can have higher bitrate streamed into the DAC. Could switching between Apple Music and YouTube while browsing cause hiccups turning into mayhem gradually ? If so, is it “normal” operation from a modern DAC?
Thank you !
My unit started doing the same from the xlr output some month ago, I contacted [email protected], I shipped the unit to them in china at my expenses and they repaired the unit for free (I was still inside the warranty period).
I suggest you to send an email to that address.
Thanks for the heads up, Guara. Just sent her an e-mail!
I have also been experiencing a static issue which is a major bummer. Emailed SMSL Mandy today. Hopefully the repair is quick!
antcollinet
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I'm not hearing anything on either of those videos.
antcollinet
Grand Contributor
I've done that.
Weird. It works for me on both my phone and computer. I’ll try uploading again.
antcollinet
Grand Contributor
Yep they are working fine. Your expletive sounds appropriate. Hopefully you've already disconnected the amp from your speakers.
Haha, yeah. It has been disconnected. Hoping to receive a response from @SMSL-Mandy soon.
That's good to hear but so far @SMSL-Mandy doesn't think the problem lies with my unit for some reason.