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I foresee a thriving secondary market in high quality DACs that people can just connect their extant headphones to. I hope this can work just by way way of plug
by rusk 9y ago
I foresee a thriving secondary market in high quality DACs that people can just connect their extant headphones to. I hope this can work just by way way of plugging directly into the lightning port otherise it's another thing for me to charge sigh
- amiga-workbench 9y agoRemember the awesome inline-controls Sony used to have on their minidisc players? I wouldn't mind seeing those come back with an integrated DAC and a small OLED display for track info.
- rusk 9y agoThis should in theory be possible with current generation technology. I can get this info on my car stereo whether playing across bluetooth or usb, and I could get it on my pebble watch, but frustratingly it's very hard otherwise to find standalone devices that do this. As far as I can make out it's all down to differing bluetooth application profiles and licencing. Again from a customer point of view very frustrating.
- cr1895 9y ago>I foresee a thriving secondary market in high quality DACs that people can just connect their extant headphones to. No need to foresee...plenty of external amp/DACs already on the market.
- rusk 9y agoHardly a thriving market though. I'm talking mainstream