The the 3-pin in the back are standard XLR-connectors. I have several cables with Neutrik connectors, all is according to the standard.Is the XLR neutrik connector compatible with the D90 xlr outputs?
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The the 3-pin in the back are standard XLR-connectors. I have several cables with Neutrik connectors, all is according to the standard.Is the XLR neutrik connector compatible with the D90 xlr outputs?
thanks
I don’t think you meant to say “proprietary” because that would indicate a unique connector. I think what you meant was “industry standard” if you are talking about an XLR jack.Maybe I'm missing a nuance to your question, but of course they're compatible. The XLR analog is a proprietary four-conductor connector, which are extremely common for balanced connections.
You should be all set, just make sure they don't say 'aes ebu', those are for digital connections.OP here. Problem was my intransit new amp recommends xlr neutrik cable connectors and due to a serious lack of audio sophistication I had no clue if neutrik was proprietary and might not play nice with my 2020 D90 xlr outputs. Now that I have been enlightened as to the "industry standard" I will go back to Amazon and place my order without
the fear of another return
I seriously appreciate the knowledgable feedback.
Thanks All-
My god, the D90 is almost seven years old now. For a DAC that is almost pre-history. It is like having an IBM Selectric II. Amir and most of you are young men and don't likely know what an IBM Selectric II is.
Three conductor for typical audio applications.Maybe I'm missing a nuance to your question, but of course they're compatible. The XLR analog is a proprietary four-conductor connector, which are extremely common for balanced connections.
Wow I botched multiple parts of my replyThree conductor for typical audio applications.
We all have off days.Wow I botched multiple parts of my reply
Forgive me asr
I haven't personally seen that happen to any of the topping products I've had or any of my friends have had.Just picked one of these up second hand... Everything looked fine in the auction photos and seller claims was fine before dispatch (ah good old ebay...)
But now it's here the display looks like this:
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Anyone else had this issue?
It's the MQA version and I paid £250 delivered, supposedly in mint conditionCurious as to what you paid.....
I have one to sell. With a working display![]()
Correct, it sounds great hence my reluctance to return it even though the seller is an ass. If I sold something and it arrived not working correctly I would want to put things right, ask the buyer what course of action they wanted to take... This clown just says "it was fine"That sucks, but it probably doesn't impact the sound quality...

MQA isn't even a 'thing' now is it? -- I believe it was a TIDAL invention, and I think they dropped it a while back.It's the MQA version and I paid £250 delivered, supposedly in mint condition
Seemed fair considering what they were new, the D90SE go for £350 and now I wish I went for one of those but here we are... I have found this so will try swapping the display for a new one: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007732122172.html
Oh, I didn't get it for that reason... Just a way to identify it as D90 ver2, there were some minor PCB layout changes/improvements on the MQA version.MQA isn't even a 'thing' now is it? -- I believe it was a TIDAL invention, and I think they dropped it a while back.
Yes, and mine has MQA --- When I had a TIDAL subscription, I tried it out, just to see if it would work.