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SayEye t1_jdmzryg wrote
Reply to comment by hurtyewh in What does a high end DAC really offer? by hurtyewh
Wow that's a nice price, you probably would want one with better connectivity because judging by a youtube review the topping dx3 pro plus and dx5 sound the same, it's the placebo effect I guess for high end dacs. 1000 actually gets you closer to high end headphones like Susvara, wouldn't you want rather to invest in those.... Don't say you have them already🤣😉
Good luck
SayEye t1_jdmtobf wrote
Reply to comment by hurtyewh in What does a high end DAC really offer? by hurtyewh
Thank for letting me know... Most recommend Topping DX3pro + and the Version 2 of Ifi zen dac
SayEye t1_jdmd0g0 wrote
Reply to comment by hurtyewh in What does a high end DAC really offer? by hurtyewh
I had the PX5/7 from reviews the headphones were supposed to be very good with huge soundstage.
I never felt that, had to remove earpads to enjoy them better but went momentum 3, for me these are very good and enjoy them more.
I will try getting a dac and re use my PX5 maybe I might recoup the 350usd lost, but then I might be wasting more money rather than just enjoy my momentum 3.
Audio quality really depends on
1 headphones 2 Source quality 3 subjective preference and also music type 4 EQ 5 Transmission type
I have played around with the above and still enjoy my headphones but will consider a dac only for serious listening, to me it's like getting a VR device,some get immersed by VR, for some it's still not good enough but just a gimmick
SayEye t1_jdm17hr wrote
Reply to What does a high end DAC really offer? by hurtyewh
I have used my favorite headphones and they are not open but closed without a dac for more than 20 years.
To be honest it's preference and also depends on you.
SayEye t1_jea4kz6 wrote
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