I can finally use my eyes instead of years when playing with my audio.
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28/11/2025
Nikita M.
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28/11/2025
Nikita M.
Helps integrating multiple subs as one for my home cinema.
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28/11/2025
Marijan S.
also quite ok
Compared to the IBasso DX 220, the sound is less detailed but more pleasant and analog. Sometimes you like one aspect,...
Compared to the IBasso DX 220, the sound is less detailed but more pleasant and analog. Sometimes you like one aspect,...
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01/12/2018
John T.
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01/12/2018
John T.
Looks good
I have yet to wire the device in, but it seems to have a good build quality. I brought it in order to connect to a pi. It isn't going to be just a plug in, but equally a pretty simple lash up of power and i2c. I found The documentation less than clear, but in reality all those connectors are just pass through, so 4 / 5 wires should do it. A true audiophile would reject those SMD resistors, but for me a better that 100db signal to noise ratio is more than acceptable. I note the other advice here on popping when changing levels. This is a general problem with switched ladders, but I note that the Dutchman whose design is almost identical to this one has an algorithm for reducing the intrusiveness .... All I need to do now is compare his solution with that used for this board
I have yet to wire the device in, but it seems to have a good build quality. I brought it in order to connect to a pi. It isn't going to be just a plug in, but equally a pretty simple lash up of power and i2c. I found The documentation less than clear, but in reality all those connectors are just pass through, so 4 / 5 wires should do it. A true audiophile would reject those SMD resistors, but for me a better that 100db signal to noise ratio is more than acceptable. I note the other advice here on popping when changing levels. This is a general problem with switched ladders, but I note that the Dutchman whose design is almost identical to this one has an algorithm for reducing the intrusiveness .... All I need to do now is compare his solution with that used for this board
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