You need to hold the FN button on the remote againWell, after firmware update, the screen always shows the sample rate without turning off. Maybe I shouldn't have done the update haha. But I couldn't help it lol
Oh! Thank you so much! Perhaps, I should read the manual better after allYou need to hold the FN button on the remote again
The specs are not the same. The DL200 has lower THD+N of 0.0006% for the line out and 0.0009% for the headphone out compared to 0.00015% of the DX3Pro+, i.e. SINAD is 8 dB higher for the line out and 4 dB higher for the headphone out. SNR is also 5 dB higher for the DL200 and 8 dB higher using symmetrical output of the TRS at the back. Since the DL200 has 2.5 V output instead of 2.1 V of the DX3Pro+, i.e. 1.5 dB higher, it's noise is 3.5 dB lower for RCA and headphone output.The reported output specs of the Topping DX3 Pro+ are the same as the DL200. However the Topping is MUCH smaller on a desk.
If the sound is more or less the same, why shouldn't I be using the topping instead?
Thanks for the explanation. I was simply referring to output wattage under load, but it's nice to know the technical details. And 3.5mm only on the Topping is certainly a choice.The specs are not the same. The DL200 has lower THD+N of 0.0006% for the line out and 0.0009% for the headphone out compared to 0.00015% of the DX3Pro+, i.e. SINAD is 8 dB higher for the line out and 4 dB higher for the headphone out. SNR is also 5 dB higher for the DL200 and 8 dB higher using symmetrical output of the TRS at the back. Since the DL200 has 2.5 V output instead of 2.1 V of the DX3Pro+, i.e. 1.5 dB higher, it's noise is 3.5 dB lower for RCA and headphone output.
If they sound the same, there are still some practical differences. The DL200 has balanced line output whereas the DX3Pro+ only has single ended RCAs, the DL200 has integrated power supply whereas the DX3Pro+ does not and the headphone output is a 6.35 mm rather than a 3.5 mm.
Yes, power is similar.Thanks for the explanation. I was simply referring to output wattage under load, but it's nice to know the technical details. And 3.5mm only on the Topping is certainly a choice.
For sure. 7 V at high gain would be enough for up to 125 dB SPL. Here is the calc for HD 820.Anyone know if this would be enough for an HD 820?
I see no reason to distrust the measurements seen hereOkay, so what's the bottom line on the DL200? I am guessing that @nick_l44.1's measurements look somewhat disappointing--at least compared to the RAW-MDA1--don't they?
Also, assuming that the RAW-MDA 1 can still be had for $246, and the DL200 for $161, which of these has a better sound quality/price ratio?
Looks like the DL200 wins the DX3 pro on paper, except the size, curious if anyone own both units and tested their sound quality.wins DX3 proThe specs are not the same. The DL200 has lower THD+N of 0.0006% for the line out and 0.0009% for the headphone out compared to 0.00015% of the DX3Pro+, i.e. SINAD is 8 dB higher for the line out and 4 dB higher for the headphone out. SNR is also 5 dB higher for the DL200 and 8 dB higher using symmetrical output of the TRS at the back. Since the DL200 has 2.5 V output instead of 2.1 V of the DX3Pro+, i.e. 1.5 dB higher, it's noise is 3.5 dB lower for RCA and headphone output.
If they sound the same, there are still some practical differences. The DL200 has balanced line output whereas the DX3Pro+ only has single ended RCAs, the DL200 has integrated power supply whereas the DX3Pro+ does not and the headphone output is a 6.35 mm rather than a 3.5 mm.
Sound quality wise I don't have a clue although I've owned both. DL200 has three advantages at least:Looks like the DL200 wins the DX3 pro on paper, except the size, curious if anyone own both units and tested their sound quality.
Looking at these two dac/amp combo for my edition xs
It has TRS instead of XLR connectors.Sound quality wise I don't have a clue although I've owned both. DL200 has three advantages at least:
1. A better remote, more responsive
2. XLR output if you need it in the future
3. It runs cooler
4. Opinions differ, but the PSU is built in. No risk of connecting wrong external unit to it..
Well, yes, but balanced nonethelessIt has TRS instead of XLR connectors.
Yes.Well, yes, but balanced nonetheless
Looks like the DL200 wins the DX3 pro on paper, except the size, curious if anyone own both units and tested their sound quality.
Looking at these two dac/amp combo for my edition xs