iBasso DX100 Reference DAP Impression

dqwong

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Yup. Looking at this one. Only this one and higher model work.

I saw this and the higher model one at Challenger.. really expensive S$180 or $260....

and the XP18000 is very heavy.

I guess the XP8000 is more viable. But I guess we need to do an MO on this together or wait for IT/PC Show June. :(
 

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I saw this and the higher model one at Challenger.. really expensive S$180 or $260....

and the XP18000 is very heavy.

I guess the XP8000 is more viable. But I guess we need to do an MO on this together or wait for IT/PC Show June. :(

the yoobao 11000mah cant make the cut?
 

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Does anyone actually own a PCM-D50/M10 here? It seems only the Taiwan and China folks are into using recorders as DAP

Was tat question directed at me? Nope I have nv auditioned a Sony D50/M10 before myself, but after coming across what most TW/China audiophiles have been saying abt these Sony IC recorders, you just can't help but wonder hw it will be when pitted against devices like the DX100.

Tbh, I was actually this close to hooting a Sony D50/Kenwood MGR-E8 myself after been disappointed by the Cowon J3 last yr. Luckily I held off my purchases and waited for the Walkman Z release actually, thinking back I think my usage habits wouldn't fit very well with such bulky IC recorders, as apart from SQ I do care very much abt portability as well.

I will admit while I care about sound quality, but the DX100... Is buttugly. :( Usually I am quite lax about the looks of the portable player, but christ, it's too ugly for me to even look at. :s13: If they made it nicer looking I would probably sell my Z1070 at an instant.

For me I would nt say that the DX100 is butt ugly, its front design looks actually quite alright to me. But ultimately my decision for choosing the Sony Z series in the end was due to factors like overall aesthetics, sound quality and battery life. 4-7 hrs for a portable DAP really don't cut it for me, and I prefer to use a light USB charger for emergency charging purposes if the need arises, instead of relying on something as bulky as those Yoobao heavy-duty chargers. :s22:

The amount of software bugs that I came across on the DX100's discussion thread on HF was another reason that deterred me from purchasing it despite that I can afford it, still rem it was a few days before lunar CNY when I was reading up and comtemplating btw the Walkman Z and DX100.

But kudos to iBasso for taking such a pro-active stance in terms of fixing bugs and giving free hw upgrades for existing owners. They have certainly earned my respect as a manufacturer company who takes in feedbacks positively, just like some japanese domestic companies out there whom I had experiences with who usually takes customer feedbacks srsly.
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The question is how good is the DX100 internal amp, as compared with Ibasso's own portable amp.
 

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Anyone has any idea the battery capacity? Google shows nothing at the moment.

Should be 2000mah if my memory didn't serve me wrong.

I just sent my dx100 back for the free upgrade(mine is the first 40 batch). Still waiting for them to send it back to me :o
 

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Yo dawg, I heard you like amps, so you can put an amp on your mp3 player with an amp while you amp your amp.

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