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Eh. Just buy a half-decent DAC. I liked Scarlett 2i2, currently rocking Zoom UAC-232; if you're after a smaller package and don't need an XLR mic, I've heard ve
by rollcat 3y ago
Eh. Just buy a half-decent DAC. I liked Scarlett 2i2, currently rocking Zoom UAC-232; if you're after a smaller package and don't need an XLR mic, I've heard very good things about Audioquest DragonFly.
> When my phone plays certain tracks it makes and explosion of noise when switching songs, or pausing and resuming.
There was a time when I'd laugh, but in the recent years Apple Music has been doing random crap like that on Mac, iPhone, even HomePods. I'm one subscription price hike away from switching back to BitTorrent.
> Although Android is Free Software [...]
Unless you're running Replicant - no, it isn't.
- 542458 3y agoAt the price point the OP is running at I’d say one of the Apple USB-C DACs is your your best bet. They’re volume limited on Android, but the OP’s headphones are very sensitive already so I don’t think it matters.
- bob1029 3y ago> Just buy a half-decent DAC. I bought the Apogee Groove recently and I can't imagine ever needing to upgrade. It has the same chip that you will find in $1000+ units.