I can now report that the Audioquest Deagonfly Black works perfectly
with an iPhone 8 (camera kit converter needed) and has quite a bit more
oomph than the Hifime DIY DAC I was using. The dragonfly will support up
to 24/96
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No, unless you enable an equalizer or use replay gain in LMS, iPeng
plays the raw audio up to 96/24
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Perhaps looking at it another way - does iPeng limit volume in any
way? Foobar2000 on the iPhone playing the same flacs seems louder.
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pippin wrote:
> No, I usually dont. I do have an old Pure digital docking adaptor (with
> DAC) I used for a while and which I still use for testing and I do have
> an external DSD DAC I use for testing but Ive got so many good,
> dedicated players around here that I cant even use all of those
No, I usually dont. I do have an old Pure digital docking adaptor (with
DAC) I used for a while and which I still use for testing and I do have
an external DSD DAC I use for testing but Ive got so many good,
dedicated players around here that I cant even use all of those so
beyond testing thing
@pippin
Leaving aside lightning headphones do you use a usb DAC with an ithingy?
If so which?
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Background reading on it at
> https://ifixit.org/blog/8448/apple-audio-adapter-teardown/
Interesting but still inconclusive.
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pippin wrote:
> Hard to know for certain since it's hard to debug, but I'd be extremely
> surprised if it's more than 48/16.
> That's what AirPlay uses (44.1/16 and 48/16 as ALAC) and my guess is iOS
> transcodes to that before the DAC.
>
> That's usually how these things work under iOS, iOS tra
Background reading on it at
https://ifixit.org/blog/8448/apple-audio-adapter-teardown/
Paul Webster
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Hard to know for certain since it's hard to debug, but I'd be extremely
surprised if it's more than 48/16.
That's what AirPlay uses (44.1/16 and 48/16 as ALAC) and my guess is iOS
transcodes to that before the DAC.
There have been comparison tests with older iPhone DACs and the DAC in
the adapte
Does anyone know for certain what the DAC in the official Apple
Lightning Headphone adapter is capable of?
Ive read 24/96 somewhere but cannot find a definitive answer.
Reason for asking is that I have just upgraded to an iPhone 8 so have
lost the 3.5 jack socket.
Ive used a HiFiMeDIY USB DAC wi
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