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Question: Hi there, anyone knows if this would work with Android devices via OTG? Anyone tried it?
Document: I was using on-board sound on one of my pc's and had been interested in seeing how well a usb DAC would work and gave this one a try.I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was recognized by my pc and it's performance is really good considering the cost of this unit. It is MUCH better than on-board sound for sure.The drivers and software are very easy to use and friendly, the sound is really good.
Its important to start by declaring myself a complete noob to all things audiophillia. I am running flac files from my macbook pro into Grado sr60s. I was running spdif out into a Sony A/V receiver via Toslink and I thought I would give this a shot.After some initial configuration stumbles (I eventually realized that VOX needed to be told to use Syba) I started digging it. Overall I found this sound to be a bit thicker and warmer than the DAC from my Sony.
Very easy to use just plug it in and you are ready to go. This devices is solid well built looks cool and sounds awesome.
I use this on my desk at work. It's great for listening to music loud without bothering other my coworkers.
but at $40ish it can only do so much. you get what you pay for. for $40 it's still a good deal. but understand it's low quality overall. after my experience with the magni, I ordered the schiit modi (usb dac). it was designed to work in conjuction with the magni. cant wait to compare! hopefully no more noise! will update shortly when modi arrives.
I purchased the schiit magni (so awesome! ), so I'm using the syba as a dac and routing the signal through it to the magni via good quality rca cables. the problem? noise levels go up tremendously! I hooked other sources directly to the magni to verify it's not the magni producing the noise. it's the syba unfortunately. I actually get a cleaner signal plugging the magni directly into the computer.
I like how the LEDs are subdued behind the semi-transparent black plastic instead of blasted at full brightness like most other electronics, and the lack of a bright-beyond-the-sun blue LED is welcome in this household.Note that the 1/4in jack does not play audio if the 1/8in jack is occupied, and that you switch between the headphone ports and line out via the little switch on the front left.
The volume knob is solid and feels great. I would definitely buy this again.
I was on the fence on this dac/amp because of it's price and brand, but I'm glad I gave it a shot. I'm no audiophile so lets get that out first. I was using my work computer's crappy sound card with my Audio Technica's M30s and the sound was bad. Too much noise from the computer. This little dac/amp solved that problem. Noise levels are not detectible by my ears, and sound quality is great.
Have some issues on Windows 7, sometimes it would stop working and a reboot is required. Have had no issues on Mac OS X.
Answer: Yes on the nexus 7 2012, 2013, note 3, note 2  but not the note 8. I'd recommend the behringer uac 202 works way better and has optical out via toslink. What device are u using? This unit is not a good match for android. Very unstable. Uac 202 has better output and clarity. The opamps are good in both.