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TOPPING DX9！
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One thing I've noticed compared to DX7 Pro Plus is how much more clicking noises I get when stopping/starting audio and video. I've got new fancy USB cable, latest firmware, drivers, tried wasapi exclusive, all bitrates and settings but these clicks are killing me from time to time
Not to mention some internal almost mechanical click every 6 or 7 DB of volume adjustment. If this does not go away with new firmware or drivers, I might switch back to my DX7
Not to mention some internal almost mechanical click every 6 or 7 DB of volume adjustment. If this does not go away with new firmware or drivers, I might switch back to my DX7
Try the ASIO protocol instead of WASAPI to see if the parasitic noises are attenuated or disappear. On the other hand, the noises when changing the volume are normal and are caused by using relays to change the resistance of the volume control. This is the price to pay for this volume control system.
If using with iOS/iPadOS devices, definitely yes. As user selectable system-wide custom audio DSP is not possible with those OS’s.
Oh well, I'll never buy Apple.
Mine works fine. Its the actual unit reviewed by Sandu (Soundnews). Using it mainly with Hifiman Arya Stealth V3.
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Got my DX9 from Headphones.com two weeks ago. Very impressive all around driving DCA E3.
Streamer is both Roon ROCK and Innuos PulseMini. Still cannot get DSD files to play, only get hissing noise. Roon shows DSF DSD format and is playing but only hissing sound from the DX9 DAC / Amp.
Any suggestions
Streamer is both Roon ROCK and Innuos PulseMini. Still cannot get DSD files to play, only get hissing noise. Roon shows DSF DSD format and is playing but only hissing sound from the DX9 DAC / Amp.
Any suggestions
Maybe its a sticker? I dont remember if sticker was on mine...
No mine still got the stickers. I'll probably remove those later.
I was just about to send my unit back but luckily I found out my fingernail could remove the marks. The unit looks perfect now.
Glad you removed. Would be shame to live with that.
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Don't you know it is a special audiophile sticker that makes the soundstage wider and airier... should not be removed!
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I got DSD to play using Roon server (ROCK) with attached USB drive. Make sure the volume setting in Roon shows 100% or the DSD files will not play. Sounds amazing.
Yes there is a protective plastic cover over the glass top and yes I found some stray adhesive on one corner that came off easily but at first I thought it was a scratch. Tried three different USB cables and could easily tell a difference in each.
Very pleased with this component.
Yes there is a protective plastic cover over the glass top and yes I found some stray adhesive on one corner that came off easily but at first I thought it was a scratch. Tried three different USB cables and could easily tell a difference in each.
Very pleased with this component.
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Probably best to let it come to ambient temperature in the box if it's that cold (condensation).
Different in what, color?
From -99dB to -89dB you hear the first relay click and after that you hear the relay every 6dB.
I suppose the digital volume does 0-9dB in the first part and after that every time the digital does 5dB the next relay switches and the digital starts over from 0 again.
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