Eversolo DMP-A6.

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Jasonovich

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Sorry slightly off topic.

Do any of you know how I can connect my iPod classic to the A6?
You should be able to get, possibly from Amazon cable conversion from iPod classic to USB C, the rest below should be straight forward.


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How to Connect Eversolo DACs with Mobile Phone by USB​


1. Eversolo DACs USB setting

1.1 Push the volume knob on the front panel and enter into "Settings> Input Source> USB-C".

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1.2 Connect the mobile phone to DACs USB-C port by a data cable.

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You should be able to get, possibly from Amazon cable conversion from iPod classic to USB C, the rest below should be straight forward.


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How to Connect Eversolo DACs with Mobile Phone by USB​


1. Eversolo DACs USB setting

1.1 Push the volume knob on the front panel and enter into "Settings> Input Source> USB-C".

63944fefe0ce3.jpg


1.2 Connect the mobile phone to DACs USB-C port by a data cable.

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Thank you very much
 
You should be able to get, possibly from Amazon cable conversion from iPod classic to USB C, the rest below should be straight forward.


View attachment 8182

How to Connect Eversolo DACs with Mobile Phone by USB​


1. Eversolo DACs USB setting

1.1 Push the volume knob on the front panel and enter into "Settings> Input Source> USB-C".

63944fefe0ce3.jpg


1.2 Connect the mobile phone to DACs USB-C port by a data cable.

6394504c9e7b6.jpg

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Thank you very much for that.
One issue I have is when I connect my iPhone via the usb c input, I don’t get anything, A6 doesn’t detect it for some reason. Any music I play, it comes from the phone. No detection at all. Any idea why that is?
 
You should be able to get, possibly from Amazon cable conversion from iPod classic to USB C, the rest below should be straight forward.


View attachment 8182

How to Connect Eversolo DACs with Mobile Phone by USB​


1. Eversolo DACs USB setting

1.1 Push the volume knob on the front panel and enter into "Settings> Input Source> USB-C".

63944fefe0ce3.jpg


1.2 Connect the mobile phone to DACs USB-C port by a data cable.

6394504c9e7b6.jpg

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Thank you very much for that.
One issue I have is when I connect my iPhone via the usb c input, I don’t get anything, A6 doesn’t detect it for some reason.
 

manicm

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You should be able to get, possibly from Amazon cable conversion from iPod classic to USB C, the rest below should be straight forward.


View attachment 8182

How to Connect Eversolo DACs with Mobile Phone by USB​


1. Eversolo DACs USB setting

1.1 Push the volume knob on the front panel and enter into "Settings> Input Source> USB-C".

63944fefe0ce3.jpg


1.2 Connect the mobile phone to DACs USB-C port by a data cable.

6394504c9e7b6.jpg

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The iPod may not actually work. Apple had a proprietary way of bypassing the DAC and/or newer interfaces like the A6's may not be able know how to extract the data from the iPod.

AFAIK, only some Rotel amps can read iPods from the USB port.
 
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The iPod may not actually work. Apple had a proprietary way of bypassing the DAC and/or newer interfaces like the A6's may not be able know how to extract the data from the iPod.

AFAIK, only some Rotel amps can read iPods from the USB port.
oh dear! it works perfectly with my arcam irdac. I put the irdac on FB marketplace, got a buyer aswell. I may have to cancel the sale.
 

Jasonovich

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Thank you very much for that.
One issue I have is when I connect my iPhone via the usb c input, I don’t get anything, A6 doesn’t detect it for some reason.
It is archaic design, I can only assume some of the pins have been disabled and A6 isn't seeing the iPod.
I'm also thinking if it is Charging cable only, does it handle data as well as charging?
You could contact Eversolo customer services, they may have a work around the problem.
 
The iPod may not actually work. Apple had a proprietary way of bypassing the DAC and/or newer interfaces like the A6's may not be able know how to extract the data from the iPod.

AFAIK, only some Rotel amps can read iPods from the USB port.
You are absolutely right! When I connect android devices with usb c it works but any IOS device doesn’t even get detected.
 

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You're missing ther point entirely Jason. I'm not talking about performance. If you have an Intel chip and an AMD chip of equal power, you could not know which chip you were running your programs on. This is the idea I'm trying to get across with the DACs. Many people on here think a DAC is a device in a box. You take it out of the box, you plug it into the mains and then plug it into the rest of your system. This is not a DAC. A DAC (and I cannot believe I'm saying this) is a Digital to Analog Converter. It's a small silicon chip with contact pins around it and it spits out bits of information to other circuits. These circuits take the waveform and process this, via many components, until it can be passed to amplifer stages. My argument is that this slice of silicon, costing about ten quid, has no intrinsic sound quality, but only supplies data for another component to eventually turn into sound. I think there are many on here blinkered by bling and see their Topping device as just the chip inside. There's more to it than that. If this fancy Topping Centaurus (good grief) had the AKM DAC inside it, I very much doubt anyone would be jumping up and down complaining, or rejoicing in the fact that Topping were not using the ESS chip as advertised. If Topping made this product with both ESS and AKM chips on the production line, with EVERYTHING else the same, I doubt anyone would notice any difference.
From what I can gather most people think of a DAC as the box they have just paid five hundred quid for, not the chip inside.
You need to accept that these boxes all sound different, even to my sixty year old ears. I have no interest in arguing about chips and all the rest of it, just what comes out of the dac, soundwise. Isn't that what audio is about?
 

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