P PLuKE New member Aug 12, 2007 25 0 0 Sep 1, 2013 #1 My Pure i20 dock came, it has the built in DAC. The volume can be adjusted via the control, which I thought was strange but seems to be the norm for the i20. is it best to have the volume on full on the iPod/dock? Luke
My Pure i20 dock came, it has the built in DAC. The volume can be adjusted via the control, which I thought was strange but seems to be the norm for the i20. is it best to have the volume on full on the iPod/dock? Luke
B busb Well-known member Jun 14, 2011 95 14 18,545 Sep 1, 2013 #2 Yes - if the volume can still be controlled satisfactorily
P PLuKE New member Aug 12, 2007 25 0 0 Sep 2, 2013 #3 Thank you. My next question, Why can you still adjust the iPods EQ when the i20 is supposed to be using its own DAC? Luke
Thank you. My next question, Why can you still adjust the iPods EQ when the i20 is supposed to be using its own DAC? Luke
P PLuKE New member Aug 12, 2007 25 0 0 Sep 2, 2013 #4 Is there any reason why running it at full volume, compared to 3/4? Thanks Luke
B BenLaw Well-known member Nov 21, 2010 475 7 18,895 Sep 2, 2013 #5 PLuKE said: Thank you. My next question, Why can you still adjust the iPods EQ when the i20 is supposed to be using its own DAC? Luke Click to expand... It may be EQing in the digital domain.
PLuKE said: Thank you. My next question, Why can you still adjust the iPods EQ when the i20 is supposed to be using its own DAC? Luke Click to expand... It may be EQing in the digital domain.
B BenLaw Well-known member Nov 21, 2010 475 7 18,895 Sep 2, 2013 #6 PLuKE said: Is there any reason why running it at full volume, compared to 3/4? Thanks Luke Click to expand... Greater flexibility controlling the volume with your amp. It doesn't really matter, have it at three quarters if you want. Or even seven eighths.
PLuKE said: Is there any reason why running it at full volume, compared to 3/4? Thanks Luke Click to expand... Greater flexibility controlling the volume with your amp. It doesn't really matter, have it at three quarters if you want. Or even seven eighths.