?give me +4 dBu output and I'd buy any of these recent topping DACs instead of my old mytek
o well
wait am I confused? I thought these were -10 dBV outputs? something's getting lost in translation, I had a topping d90SE for a bit and it definitely did not do pro line level output. help! lol?
+4dBu is 1.23Vrms. All of Topping's DACs can output that and more.
If it's the "and more" part that you have a problem with, then I'm happy to tell you that limiting a DAC's output, either via software, or via a built-in hardware volume control is a piece of cake!
The D90SE does 16.5dBu or 14.5dBV or 5.2Vrmswait am I confused? I thought these were -10 dBV outputs? something's getting lost in translation, I had a topping d90SE for a bit and it definitely did not do pro line level output.
+4 dBu which as you said is a lot less than 4 volts vrms.The D90SE does 16.5dBu or 14.5dBV
What's pro line level output?
I don't think I have ever seen the 24-bit squarewave bits resolved as well as here on the left.
Best to get a cheap multimeter and measure your devices' output voltages yourself using a 60Hz, 0dBFS test tone which you can generate using REW.so me confused.
Are you going to post this in every topic about NAD and Marantz also? They release products that are already broken when they leave the factory.No home runs whatsoever for Topping.
They need to get their house in order with failed products before anyone should be recommending their stuff.
That's impressive the selection and the price especially!Aneng AN870
Hmmz... very close test results between the Keysight and the 870. I'm not surprised there is a disclaimer for the test leads at ~max 48V.That's really expensive, actually. Bought mine from Aneng's official AliExpress shop for 44CAD.
AC accuracy compared to a keysight 1252 is here (post #22)