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With a sleek form factor, solid build, and stellar sound, iFi audio’s ZEN DAC is one of the most talked-about USB DAC/amps on the market today. Now we're taking the conversation further with the ZEN DAC Signature Read More
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Hey all, this is Julie from iFi. Hoping to help shed a little light for you to hopefully help with some of your queries with the differences between the ZEN DAC and the premium version, ZEN DAC Signature.
The ZEN CAN Signature is a hot-rodded machine. We have done the same for the ZEN DAC. So we made the ZEN DAC Signature. Both are maxed to the hilt when partnering the HD6XX.
The key differences between the two are:
Upgraded premium parts (see pcb highlights):
Sanyo Oscons and
Elna Silmics and
Panasonic capacitors
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With what's included in the box, see as follows:
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UPDATED!!! This now includes the iPOWER X!!!!
The iPOWER also feeds a very quiet power supply (normally sold as a separate item).
iFiaudio.comHi Julie.
As a UK based company, can you explain why it is cheaper for customers in UK to buy your products from a US site and import them, than simply buying in the UK? UK pricing is around 40% greater than US pricing, meaning anything above $140 is cheaper to import...
SDK1Hi SDK1, thanks for the question. The UK prices are inclusive of VAT but the US prices do not include US taxes- they are added at checkout. Hope that helps?
I would rather lose the fancy DC power supply (that if you are connecting to a headphone amp, you probably don't need [and I would argue is probably snake oil anyway]) and the DAC be $50 cheaper on Drop. I guess I'll just get one off Amazon.
Hello, thinking about purchasing this for my IEMs. I understand that this mates well with CAN sig, but no 6XX and cousins in my collection. I need a knob to control the volume. Can I use the 4.4 balanced outlet, and go directly to my IEMs? (and still have the volume control?)
I am currently using Micro IDSD BL, with firmware upgrade for MQA..... and everything is fine. I am fond of iFi products...was wondering if the above mentioned connection is possible, and if there's any significant improvements in SQ.
Oh hey, another drop where the price on Amazon is identical and they can have it at my door tomorrow.
Seriously, what's the point? https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B08RZ9M7PJ/
Oh, and the tiny cable they want $89 for here is $69 (nice) on Amazon. It can also be here tomorrow. Still ridiculous at either price but come on, give me a reason to use this site!
I'm curious about the behavior of this unit when connecting it to the matching amp and to powered monitors which don't have volume control (genelec g2 'rca'). From what I read on another comment it seems that in order to get the volume control I would need to use the variable mode.
How wonky is this going to be with volume levels between using headphones and the monitors. Is there a way to bypass one or the other?
Would it just be easier to use a 4.4 balanced to rca covnerter to get variable volume control to the monitors or am I just making the solution much more expensive than just disconnecting my headphones.
Thanks to anyone who answers.