Der neueste PowerDAC für das Head-fi-Universum ist erschienen!

Es handelt sich praktisch um dasselbe Gerät wie PDv2, allerdings kann PowerDAC jetzt auch mit unsymmetrischen Kopfhörern verwendet werden. Die HPToy iOS/Android-App wurde geändert, um den Schalter für 3 Ausgabemodi zu erhalten:

1) Symmetrisch - dasselbe wie PDv2 symmetrisch 2,5 mm TRRS bis zu 600 mW/Kanal Ausgang

2) Unsymmetrisch - Sie können diesen Modus mit dem E1DA 2,5/3,5-mm-Adapter verwenden, um Ihre unsymmetrischen Kopfhörer anzutreiben. Allerdings ist die Leistung in diesem Modus geringer als im symmetrischen Modus.

3) Unbalanced Boost - das gleiche wie Unbalanced mit voller Leistung von 600 mW, aber mit etwas Crossfeed-Effekt. Das ist der Preis für die Vielseitigkeit eines einzelnen 2,5-mm-TRRS-Ausgangs

Außerdem erhielt PDv2.1 die neue USB-Audiobrücke CT7601 Comtrue anstelle von Cmedia, was alles andere als ideal war.

Soft-Start-Funktion

PDv2.1 verfügt über eine Softstart-Funktion, um einen hohen Einschaltstrom zu vermeiden. Tatsächlich funktioniert PDv2 möglicherweise mit jedem Android-Telefon ohne Y-Splitter, wenn Sie ein derart stromhungriges Gerät mit Ihrem Telefon verwenden möchten.

Kompressor/Limiter

Diese Funktion ist bei einem offenen Planarlautsprecher sehr nützlich, um Umgebungsgeräusche zu „kompensieren“. Und der Limiter sorgt bei hoher Lautstärke für verzerrungsfreien Klang. Außerdem können Sie die Ausgabe-Clipping-Anzeige in der App sehen. e) Der Preset-Manager ermöglicht das Speichern/Laden von Presets und den Export/Import (E-Mail/Skype/WWW usw.) sowie das Teilen von PowerDAC-Einstellungen zwischen Benutzern. f)

Intuitiv steuerbare Filter

7 parametrische EQs, links/rechts Gesten steuern Frequenz, Verstärkung nach oben/unten, Q-Faktor vergrößern/verkleinern. Auch LPF/HPF und APF für Phasenausrichtung und Textform-Biquad-Steuerung für alle Fälle verfügbar. Standardkonfiguration: DAC+2,5/3,5 Adapter+Typ B auf A Kabel

Technical Details

       
     
        Materials    
     
       sandblasted/anodized aluminum, mirror polished stainless steel with laser marking    
   
           
     
      Dimensions    
     
  75x45.5x19mm    
   
             
     
        Weight    
     
        68g    
   
           
     
        Power     
     
       USB 5V power rail no internal battery, 250mA idle current, the device contains up to 5000uF of capacitance and IOS/Android devices can start OTG operation only with Camera_Adapter and USB OTG Y-splitter cable respectively    
   
             
     
       Input     
     
        USB PCM up to 24b/192kHz    
   
                 
     
        Frequency response     
     
       20Hz-20kHz +/-.2db(+/-.15db typical) 10Hz-30kHz +/-.5db(+/-.3db typical) 2.5Hz-46kHz +/-3db S/N ratio: -108db(A) (-109db(A) typical)     
   
               
     
        Crosstalk    
     
       <-92db@1kHz    
   
        
 
Inside the Box
  • 1 x E1DA PowerDAC V2.1
  • User Manual

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Customer Reviews

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E1DA PowerDAC V2.1

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Aljosa Krzelj
Great DAC

Superb sound quality for not a lot of money

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SpaceOperaVillain
Small DAC. Big power. Huge sound.

Surprised there's no love for E1DA here on Linsoul, so I am piping up: I've owned the Powerdac2.1 now for about a year with frequent usage. I had intended to buy a HipDAC or a tubey desktop something but after using for about a week I haven't looked back.

I've got an old Marantz with 1/4" out, a couple sound interfaces w/ built-in DACs, a Fiio BTR3k as my mobile mainstay, and decades of experience with higher end home stereo and car stereo gear as comparison. The PowerDAC is my go-to amplifier when I'm in the mood for a bit of volume and active listening.

Sources: qobuz + spotify and a few FLACs over laptop and android.

I'm an EQ freak and have some 20 different pairs of headphones and IEM. The ability to save presets on the device is fantastic and you can really tailor the profile to anything. Average phones can be cleaned up, good phones will shine. The app is brilliant and simple to use, and I've never had a single issue finding the BT connection.

* Balanced output - most of my IEM have balanced cables of average quality and the detail on display here is incredible. Texture for jazz, crunch for metal, rich expressive vocals for opera. There is a great deal of detail on offer, so much so that with bright phones ambient noises in live recordings can become bothersome and send you towards the PEQ to quieten them down.

Out of the box sans preset is pretty much dead neutral running toward thin, which is where you need the starting point to be. If you're the type that wants color out of the amp, the "wet" slider is probably the only EQing necessary. Just adding a touch of warmth into the lows and it sounds great out of the box. However, you can fiddle with a full PEQ and dial in exactly what you want and there's no need to adjust it ever again.

* Unbalanced - still plenty of power here to drive most modern over-the-ears phones. Works fine with my cheaper AKG K240, K52, and Shure SRH840. I find that it loses a bit of the sound staging and depth for classical but otherwise is unnoticeable for 99% of my music. Same good technicals just less output.

Cons / Surprises:

1) I highly recommend a USB noise filter for laptops. There will be static and hissing at very low volume levels since the circuitry is pretty simple in this device. Less of an issue on mobile as the output tends to be a lot cleaner than cheap PCs. Might not be an issue on a Mac.

2) sometimes when swapping between balanced and unbalanced modes, either the device, your source, or both can get temporarily confused and one channel will cut-out. Restarting my laptop and the DAC does the trick, but when it happened the first time I thought it blew up. Nope! Just a small glitch, and it's been very reliable otherwise.

Given the cost of this device it's well worth it, and you have a small rig that sounds as good as those costing several hundreds more.

~~ BIG FAN ~~

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Very impressive

Highly recommend this device. Can make an average set of headphones shine small adjustments to the bass/treble and loudness wet/dry controls. More in depth parametric eq is included as well with saved presets and you can create your own as well. Very impressive device well worth it.

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Christopher Mosson
Faulty Product.

On the day it arrived the Bluetooth gave up and the audio port ceased to function. The fact that I've had to make a video proving the Sound and Bluetooth dose not work is an equivalent to showing that the water from a tap is not hot. It's impossible.

I've not had further correlation with the staff as.they seem unwilling to help!

Hello there. Thank you for the feedback.
The internal Bluetooth function is to connect to a phone's HPTOY APP. This E1DA device only works with the HPTOY APP.
Only when the device is connected to the HPTOY APP, could it work to adjust the settings e.g. volume, EQ and etc.

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