for xlr cablesChoose the one that's more convenient for your use.
mogami 2549 vs 2534 which one sir?
fyi:
2549 = 0,75m
2534 = 0,9m
this is shortes i can found in my countries
for xlr cablesChoose the one that's more convenient for your use.
I used W2791, but 2534 should be ideal I thinkfor xlr cables
mogami 2549 vs 2534 which one sir?
fyi:
2549 = 0,75m
2534 = 0,9m
this is shortes i can found in my countries
+1What is the maximum voltage the A90 RCA inputs support?
Probably he is going deaf... I never switched to high gain even for difficult to drive headphonesOne of my friend got A90 and dislike it so bad. he said he only can use high gain @ 12 to hear very well. He used chord qutest at 3v output.
His headphone AKG712 and LCDX, Any thought what goes wrong for him ?
Even with unbalanced headphones he must be.Probably he is going deaf.
One of my friend got A90 and dislike it so bad. he said he only can use high gain @ 12 to hear very well. He used chord qutest at 3v output.
His headphone AKG712 and LCDX, Any thought what goes wrong for him ?
To drive DT880 250 ohm SE 6.35mm headphones I have the A90 in H gain with the D90 MQA in 0.0dB PRE Mode (full output as if in DAC mode), and the volume dial is at 40-45% for normal listening on Netflix - "Warrior Nun"...Probably he is going deaf... I never switched to high gain even for difficult to drive headphones
I think it won't have much problems but I remember that smsl had some "thing" with impedance, so maybe read something about it if it is not too much highHow do you guys think the A90 would pair with the S.M.S.L M200?
I think it won't have much problems but I remember that smsl had some "thing" with impedance, so maybe read something about it if it is not too much high
Unless you want a volume knob on your DAC or separate Coax/Optical, the SMSL M300 MKII is a better deal IMO.How do you guys think the A90 would pair with the S.M.S.L M200?
Unless you want a volume knob on your DAC or separate Coax/Optical, the SMSL M300 MKII is a better deal IMO.
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How do you guys think the A90 would pair with the S.M.S.L M200? Does it suffer from the same output impedance issue as the M400?
Hi, new member, and very old school,
asking for some advice,
I'm contemplating buying the A90, as I've moved and cannot use my lounge set up, so I will be using just a Cyrus CDi as a source via Clearer audio silverline optimus RCA leads 0.5md, (£595) and am worried that some posts say there are "noise issues" with RCA input.
so in this most primitive form of a set up, do you think I might encounter the same problem, AND, I only have Hifiman HE560 and Sundara, will these be ok.
At present I'm using a Lehmann black cube with a Burson V6 vivid opamp, and am looking for a more neutral sound, but I could not "live with" noisy rca connections, and don't want to go to the expense of buying a seperate dac, (CDi has no XLR outs just Co-ax out) and XLR leads.
any info greatly appreciated
Hi welcome. That setup should be fine. If you want, rca to xlr converter adaptors would allow you to take advantage of the balanced input on the a90. Should eliminate the chance of any ground loop issues. However that comes with the issue of maybe having to use more volume/gain to compensate for rca's lesser voltage than xlr. Six of one Half a dozen of the other.Hi, new member, and very old school,
asking for some advice,
I'm contemplating buying the A90, as I've moved and cannot use my lounge set up, so I will be using just a Cyrus CDi as a source via Clearer audio silverline optimus RCA leads 0.5md, (£595) and am worried that some posts say there are "noise issues" with RCA input.
so in this most primitive form of a set up, do you think I might encounter the same problem, AND, I only have Hifiman HE560 and Sundara, will these be ok.
At present I'm using a Lehmann black cube with a Burson V6 vivid opamp, and am looking for a more neutral sound, but I could not "live with" noisy rca connections, and don't want to go to the expense of buying a seperate dac, (CDi has no XLR outs just Co-ax out) and XLR leads.
any info greatly appreciated
Oh, thats very interesting, I didn't realise a converter existed, only the C/A have massive benefits for signal transmission, I used all their cables in my lounge set up, and I have a digital reference Co-ax lead, just wanted to eliminate the "New" dac and XLR leads if possible, thank you for the infoHi welcome. That setup should be fine. If you want, rca to xlr converter adaptors would allow you to take advantage of the balanced input on the a90. Should eliminate the chance of any ground loop issues. However that comes with the issue of maybe having to use more volume/gain to compensate for rca's lesser voltage than xlr. Six of one Half a dozen of the other.
IDK if a converter will preserve the balanced noise rejection of a straight XLR to XLR connection, so be prepared if it doesn't provide the noise floor you desire.Oh, thats very interesting, I didn't realise a converter existed, only the C/A have massive benefits for signal transmission, I used all their cables in my lounge set up, and I have a digital reference Co-ax lead, just wanted to eliminate the "New" dac and XLR leads if possible, thank you for the info
Good advice, a solid free return option is always highly welcome.IDK if a converter will preserve the balanced noise rejection of a straight XLR to XLR connection, so be prepared if it doesn't provide the noise floor you desire.
As has already been said, make sure you have a good return policy wherever you purchase in case you can't get the A90 configured in to your system successfully.
I'm loving the sound and power of the A90 so I'm not giving up. If I need to I'll get a different speaker with XLR inputs and I'm already XLR between the D90 MQA / A90.
I'd say the A90 is worth the effort, and adding the D90 (MQA) is a nice compliment to each other.
These are the RCA's, I think they are pretty well shielded and don't go anywhere near the power leads to the amp & CD player, just worried that buying it might be a waste of time and just get a single ended better amp.IDK if a converter will preserve the balanced noise rejection of a straight XLR to XLR connection, so be prepared if it doesn't provide the noise floor you desire.
As has already been said, make sure you have a good return policy wherever you purchase in case you can't get the A90 configured in to your system successfully.
I'm loving the sound and power of the A90 so I'm not giving up. If I need to I'll get a different speaker with XLR inputs and I'm already XLR between the D90 MQA / A90.
I'd say the A90 is worth the effort, and adding the D90 (MQA) is a nice compliment to each other.