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USB/OPT/COAX 6.0dB (Vrms/FS) @G=L 19dB (Vrms/FS) @G=H | SE -0.2dB @G=L 13.6dB @G=H | BAL -6.1dB @G=L 7.6dB @G=H
MX5 has two memories for remembering your custom settings. Users can store the information such as current input selection, output selection, volume setting, bass/treble EQ settings, and gain settings. Features The MX5 features an Auto On/Off function for all inputs. When a valid signal is detected, the unit turns on. When the valid signal is lost, the unit shuts down. The MX5 has the NFCA circuit optimized for this unit, giving the ultra low noise and distortion. It pairs with high sensitivity IEMs and power hungry high impedance headphones nicely. The built-in headphone amp allows you to enjoy music by yourself without disturbing others. Topping MX5 houses multiple digital and analog input/output options including USB, Coaxial, Optical, Bluetooth, RCA, and TRS input options. It supports automatic on/off across all the input options. When a valid signal is detected the MX5 gets automatically turned on. When the valid signal is lost the device automatically goes into the Standby mode. With the help of Infineon Merus Class D amplifier, MX5 can output 70W x2 under 4 ohm load 10% distortion, 55W x2 under 4 ohm load 1% distortion. Under 8 ohm load, 10% distortion can output 42W ×2, and 1% distortion can output 35W x2, which can meet daily use.
Users can adjust the Bass and Treble frequency response with the Topping MX5 as it has a built-in EQ function. Both the Treble and Bass regions can be adjusted within a range of -10dB to +10dB. Topping MX5 has a two-level gain mode which can be adjusted in both power amp as well as headphone amp mode. It allows the users to use both sensitive IEMs as well as demanding headphones with the device easily. hogy amikor a hangfalas, vagy füleses hallgatás közt váltunk, a Topping MX5 megjegyzi, hogy milyen hangerővel használtuk legutóbb az adott eszközt így nem fordulhat elő, hogy ha mondjuk állati hangerőn hallgattuk a fülest és hangfalra kapcsolunk, akkor az kiverje az ablakokat. Ugyanis olyan hangerővel fog megszólalni, mint legutóbb, amikor valamit hangfalon hallgattunk. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I think the general consensus here at ASR would be that in terms of DAC & amp quality the differences shouldn't really be audible since both measure with noise, distortion etc. in the inaudible to human ear range. So going for the more suitable feature set would seem to make sense. MX5 is certificated Hi-Res Audio, it uses ES9018QC decoding chip and 2nd generation 8 core XMOS XU208 for USB input, and dopts newest QCC3031 chipset to support SBC/AAC/APTX LL/ APTX HD protocols. These bring excellent performance to the MX5 with USB, optical fiber, coaxial, Bluetooth input, allow the MX5 to easily access a variety of audio sources including computers, set-top boxes, CD players, mobile phones, tablets.
For desktop speakers, I have some very old Krix Brix (yes the originals from the 1990s) and this little box powers them in a a way I have never heard. My ears are only a metre away but at 70/100 (high gain) the bass is rich, the mids all there and the high end (well my 54 year old high end anyway) seems good to me. And these are really small, old speakers. I've read about some reports of the Loxjie A30 outputting a high frequency whine. I wonder if it's the filterless inferion class d chips that maybe the issue? Topping MX5 houses multiple digital and analog input/output options including USB, Coaxial, Optical, Bluetooth, RCA, and TRS input options. It supports automatic on/off across all the input options. When a valid signal is detected the MX5 gets automatically turned on. When the valid signal is lost the device automatically goes into the Standby mode(within a desired amount of time). Built-in Eq Option:-On my D30, You hold the front knob in while you turn the power switch on. Release the knob. Then rotate it through the menu, pushing to select.
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