Hi! I'm sorry, the forum has already discussed similar topics, but I could not find a clear answer in any of them.
I can't buy another amp besides these (big room, big floor standing speakers, country where these devices are cheaper, usb connection only).
So there is:
SMSL VMV A2 - XMOS 30870C10, XU-216, DSD512, (there is no DAC, does XMOS perform its function?)
SMSL SU9 - XMOS 30870C10, XU-208, DSD512, but still there is a ES9038PRO (does it affect the decoding of the signal from the USB? or XMOS translates digital to analog, and the chip does nothing?) Oh...
Аnd if the es3098pro still affects decoding, then the bonus is that we have 2 devices, and there will be less interference, right? And xlr connection with SA400 will greatly affect the sound quality.
Or the difference in sound quality will be so minimal that it's easier to save $100 and buy only VMV A2. Two devices have only one minus - they are of different sizes and will not look as beautiful as one VMV A2.
Why is it so difficult, I just don’t know how the signal is decoded from usb.
P.S. Sorry for my English.
I can't buy another amp besides these (big room, big floor standing speakers, country where these devices are cheaper, usb connection only).
So there is:
SMSL VMV A2 - XMOS 30870C10, XU-216, DSD512, (there is no DAC, does XMOS perform its function?)
SMSL SU9 - XMOS 30870C10, XU-208, DSD512, but still there is a ES9038PRO (does it affect the decoding of the signal from the USB? or XMOS translates digital to analog, and the chip does nothing?) Oh...
Аnd if the es3098pro still affects decoding, then the bonus is that we have 2 devices, and there will be less interference, right? And xlr connection with SA400 will greatly affect the sound quality.
Or the difference in sound quality will be so minimal that it's easier to save $100 and buy only VMV A2. Two devices have only one minus - they are of different sizes and will not look as beautiful as one VMV A2.
Why is it so difficult, I just don’t know how the signal is decoded from usb.
P.S. Sorry for my English.