The DragonFly are limited to 96k but no indication of whether the will down-sample higher bit rates. But, to be fair, that is a very minor limitation. The sound from my HP was so low in itself that a SRS audio was installed by my computer seller. The Audioengine D1 and D3 are limited to 96k playback on USB.They will play higher sample rate files up to 192k but the down-scale them to 96k. Maverick Audio Tubegic A1 (i emailed them for a question and beside the yukong09 they emailed back in a same hour. DAC audioengine d1 (24 bit) wont work since i bought my HP laptop (preownedHP probook 6565b). So a start to make an research again and below is the choises i found. Now after i read most of the threads, people are saying that tube amplifier is a good pair with hd600. Rolling Stones - Cake - Andrea Bocelli - Awolnation - Adele - Buena Vista Social Club - Buika - Quenn - Pharrell Williams - Lykke Li and etc. Which kind of music i listen, let me write to you what i listened last then after you can have a idea Mostly i have cd's - lp's and flac at my dell laptop.Ĭables : i bought usb from audioengine carbon and for dac-amp connection audioquest golden gate rca to rca. other then this dynavox turntable for my lp's. I have at home marantz pm6004 and cd 6004 set witk kef q300 speakers. So this was the sad part, now i want to buy a head amplifier for my can and d1. His name is yukong09 and also member of this forum, i send him the payment via paypal but he get me wait for 9 days with out shipping the item. Built-in high-performance headphone amplifier (20 ohm to 300 ohm optimal headphone impedance). Supported sample rates include USB: up to 96kHz, and optical digital: up to 192kHz at 24-bit depth. I bought HD600 and audioengine d1 dac, i try to order la figaro 332s from yukong09 from below web adress, but i guess i am scammed. CREATIVE G6 7.1 HD Gaming DAC and External USB Sound Card with Xamp Headphone Amplifier for PS5, PS4, Xbox One. The Audioengine D1 uses an AKM AK4396 24-bit/192kHz digital-to-analog converter. I am new at head-fi and new for hi-fi headphone. Beydynamic Custom One: $269 (This is slightly outside my budget, so they'd have to be really, really freakin good)Īll prices are of course, in Australian Dollars, hence why pricing may look a little whack.Īs for uses, so aside from gaming (Pretty much every genre), skype calls etc.I read lot of threads about this choise but couldn't get right idea so far and more confused Here are the closed-backed ones I've been considering:
Here are the open-backed ones I've been considering: The only thing I haven't decided is whether I'm prepared to settle on either open-backed or close-backed designs, so I've priced up three of each. I'm buying real headphones, plus a modmic, none of this "Gaming grade" audio shite. As the title suggests, I'm looking into a new pair of headphones, circa the time I update all of my peripherals.
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