Yes, it translates the digital signal into analog and pushes it out through the 3.5mm jack. So anything plugged in through that is being translated by the DAC.Like when I plug it into my aux port in my truck stereo , or my receiver at home ? Or is it just for headphones?
It's my understanding that as long as you're using the 3.5mm jack you're indeed using the ESS Sabre 9218 DAC. If you're connecting audio via Bluetooth, however, you would not be using the phone's DAC.Like when I plug it into my aux port in my truck stereo , or my receiver at home ?
Or is it just for headphones?
Yes, it translates the digital signal into analog and pushes it out through the 3.5mm jack. So anything plugged in through that is being translated by the DAC.
CorrectamondoIt's my understanding that as long as you're using the 3.5mm jack you're indeed using the ESS Sabre 9218 DAC. If you're connecting audio via Bluetooth, however, you would not be using the phone's DAC.
Thanks , now I need to get better speakers
Thanks , now I need to get better speakers
You'd be surprised. A pair of Audeze LCD 4 cans goes for $3,995. ...and they may just be worth it.Get yourself a REALLY GOOD pair of cans........it'll be cheaper then getting speakers![]()
You'd be surprised. A pair of Audeze LCD 4 cans goes for $3,995. ...and they may just be worth it.
Get yourself a REALLY GOOD pair of cans........it'll be cheaper then getting speakers![]()
You'd be surprised. A pair of Audeze LCD 4 cans goes for $3,995. ...and they may just be worth it.
Get yourself a REALLY GOOD pair of cans........it'll be cheaper then getting speakers![]()
Well to be fair.. On ear / over ear are going to have way better bass and things versus ear buds. Regardless of the DAC.So I got curious and plugged in my son's Beats Audio over the ear headphones and they were detected as "normal audio device". Playing Lorde "Royals" (my go to dynamic range test track in FLAC), it does sound better than my normal earbuds and much better than my LG TONE bluetooth headset, especially the bass which is expected because the driver is much larger than the buds or Tone.
WIll have to wait for my B&O buds to see if I can tell a difference.
Tried a direct connection to the AUX out in my Infiniti's Bose which was detected as a "High Impedance device" but really couldn't tell the difference between the V20 and playing the track off the head units built in hard drive. In both cases I can feel the bass on my pants leg and my rear view mirror vibrates.
David
So I got curious and plugged in my son's Beats Audio over the ear headphones and they were detected as "normal audio device". Playing Lorde "Royals" (my go to dynamic range test track in FLAC), it does sound better than my normal earbuds and much better than my LG TONE bluetooth headset, especially the bass which is expected because the driver is much larger than the buds or Tone.
WIll have to wait for my B&O buds to see if I can tell a difference.
Tried a direct connection to the AUX out in my Infiniti's Bose which was detected as a "High Impedance device" but really couldn't tell the difference between the V20 and playing the track off the head units built in hard drive. In both cases I can feel the bass on my pants leg and my rear view mirror vibrates.
David
My Audio Technica M50 headphones sound good, only I wish they'd be a little louder. These on an external DAC sound louder and have more bass, plugged into the lgv20 they're not loud at all, just hollow, nice and clear but hollow, any ideas?