muralimmreddy
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enlighten me pleaseThe disruption happened and went - you just missed it.
enlighten me pleaseThe disruption happened and went - you just missed it.
do they sell the power supply also? i want to try this for fun, as it's low cost/Now that we have a dedicated thread for next class D amp..
I thought I should bting a lil refreshment which costs only 1. 5k
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Most of you might write it off looking at the price and that it's chi fi, but then aiyima and fosi are also chinese...
The audio is very very good.. The balance is pretty accurate the sound is pretty sweet as well.. It has bluetooth, aux in, aux out, pen drive option....
I have tried using it with BT through Spotify (set at highest quality) as well as via my Google chromecast audio and apart from bluetooth being tad low on volume, both the optiodns produced great audio..
I have tried fosi bt20a pro as well and this thing just kills it... If you dont believe me try it once... Use a 24v or just lower power supply.. I used 19.5 and 24 both and can say with 24 the output is awesome...
Although they do, but why would you buy that from there.. You can use any laptop adaptor. They are generally 19.5V.. Use a standard DC connector and viola.do they sell the power supply also? i want to try this for fun, as it's low cost/
The Rs.10k toppings, Ifis and SMSLs of the world. In combination with the Fosi, it's all you need to get a bangin' stereo - and of course speakers.enlighten me please
Absolutely !Makes me wonder why i would want to spend on lakhs on amps, rather get a excellent high sensitivity speakers
did u compare ? wats ur opinion.I just got a Fosi Audio V3 with the 32v power supply (links to 48V 10A anyone?) but haven't got around to listening to it. Will update soon on whether the hype is deserved - something that'll be tested at the altar of the Aiyima T9 and to a lesser extent, the SMSL DA9.
Another excellent contender that i've come across is the Aiyima T9 which is what I'm going to test the above mentioned Fosi Audio V3 against. It doesn't have the same amount of power as the SMSL but it sure sounds better at half the price while also having more connectivity options. Looks are a let down for me personally though and the SMSL devices are finished to a much higher standard.
You could consider it too if you don't listen above 85db+ and you are in not too large a room.
Unless you've speakers 85db or less, the 32v will suffice. No advantage in SQ between the bricks.did u compare ? wats ur opinion.
Which apples to apples comparison of speaker/s did you make to opine this?... Because typically high sensitivity speakers sound Very different from the "regular" (medium to low) sensitivity speakers.
No, I mean comparison between the budget amps t9, fosi v3 and SMSL DA9Unless you've speakers 85db or less, the 32v will suffice. No advantage in SQ between the bricks.
Actually, I should have been more specific about what I meant by apples to apples. Given 2 identical drivers (apples) between which the only spec different being the sensitivity (the orange), are you saying that the one with higher sensitivity would sound different from the other at the same level?As I mentioned ... High Sensitivity Speakers are Unique
Hence No Question of Apples to Apples ! More like Apples to Oranges comparison .....
The part highlighted in bold would pretty much be physically impossibleActually, I should have been more specific about what I meant by apples to apples. Given 2 identical drivers (apples) between which the only spec different being the sensitivity (the orange), are you saying that the one with higher sensitivity would sound different from the other at the same level?
Then given that impossibility, the fact of the matter is that all drivers would (and do) sound different from each other and the reason for that difference would not be the sensitivity, right?The part highlighted in bold would pretty much be physically impossible
You are correct that there would be some difference based on specs. However, is the difference more significant if the spec difference is sensitivity vs some of the others? I dont know enough about drivers or speaker design to answer that.Then given that impossibility, the fact of the matter is that all drivers would (and do) sound different from each other and the reason for that difference would not be the sensitivity, right?
SQ straight out of the box in this order - T9>Fosi V3>SMSL DA9.No, I mean comparison between the budget amps t9, fosi v3 and SMSL DA9
Then given that impossibility, the fact of the matter is that all drivers would (and do) sound different from each other and the reason for that difference would not be the sensitivity, right?
What you are employing for illustrative purposes are fundamentally different speaker designs. They have their own pros and cons vis-a-vis the manner that they reproduce sound resulting in different and distinct sonic experiences at the listeners end.Not At All!
I am talking of not just difference, but a completely different sonic signature.....
Loosely, Its like the difference between plain water Coconut water.
I am sure anyone who has heard Electrostatic speakers, Open Baffle Speakers & Box (sealed or vented) will know what I am referring to.
For a feel of the difference between efficient & (relatively) in efficient speakers, take a listen to Horn Speakers vs sealed box.
For Brand name comparison try .... Avantgarde vs Wilson ( select both models in a similar price range)
I concur with you on your 1st para... After that, we are, I believe, not on the same page.What you are employing for illustrative purposes are fundamentally different speaker designs. They have their own pros and cons vis-a-vis the manner that they reproduce sound resulting in different and distinct sonic experiences at the listeners end.
In Post No 105 by Manek, he concurred with muralimmreddy:Speakers i have are classic british speaker that pair well with high current amps, so did not find fosi to be superb match, still it was decent. Makes me wonder why i would want to spend on lakhs on amps, rather get a excellent high sensitivity speakers
Absolutely !
... Because typically high sensitivity speakers sound Very different from the "regular" (medium to low) sensitivity speakers.
I wonder if one can get a true 100+db sensitivity speaker other than horns ? Just curious …….I concur with you on your 1st para... After that, we are, I believe, not on the same page.
If you go back to where I started ..... Post # 105 (which is in response to Post # 97) was:
Post # 97
In Post No 105 by Manek, he concurred with muralimmreddy:
To this my response was
Commercial speakers are not available in customer selectable sensitivities.
For Genuine High Sensitivity (above 100 dB ... IMO) Horns are the most frequent Go To speakers.
The most abundant commercial choice in the mid & Low sensitivity speakers are box (sealed or most frequently vented) speakers
The Point I made is: a Consumer who likes the sound of a specific mid / Low sensitivity speaker, Does NOT have the Option of getting a similar sound with High Sensitivity (Typically Horn) speakers.... That consumer has NO CHOICE BUT to buy High Powered amplification to drive the Low / Mid sensitivity speakers (to get the sound that he wants).