We’ve had more luck with iBasso however, their new DX50 being reviewed in this issue. We reviewed the Colorfly player in our October 2013 issue and it was also too large to be a true portable. No response from HiFiMan but perhaps they know that their HM-601 player is too big and heavy to compete with the more modern iRiver players.
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We have been trying to get HiFiMan and iBasso players for review, to bring us up to date on the high-resolution portable player front. the iBasso DX100, it does look cool, but does it sound cool? Will the cost of downloads come down? £12.00 is not that much to pay, but it is if you want lots of good downloads.
I know the latest AK120 goes to 150 volume. I had to play most at 72 volume (max 75), through PX100s. I borrowed an AK120 and was very impressed both through PX100 headphones and my Almarro amp and Tannoy Prestige speakers.
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You have to do a review with other contenders and iBasso DX100 has to be in there! It has a full size headphone socket, does that signify bigger output? I enjoyed your review of the Astell&Kern portable digital player AK120 and the riposte from two readers in the next magazine. Top quality digital, as well as MP3, AAC from iTunes and CD rips. NK Noel Keywood, publisher PR Paul Rigby, reviewer TB Tony Bolton, reviewer RT Rafael Todes, reviewer (Allegri String Quartet) DC Dave Cawley, Sound Hi-Fi, World Design, etc.Īstell&Kern AK120 portable player drives headphones or the hi-fi, playing Or comment in the Comment section at the bottom of each page. We cannot guarantee to answer all mail, but we do manage most!
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