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It’s not a stretch to call the Topping D90SE a do-everything DAC. This small desktop unit offers multiple channels out to your amp, letting you choose a combination of XLR and RCA—and giving you the ability to swap between the two using the included remote Read More
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why would anyone buy from drop? it used to be a good deal. you can buy this for less elsewhere, and have in in 2-3 days. similar w/almost everything else here...
Hate that I have to do this - But ATTENTION: This $800 ChiFi DAC does NOT include a warranty! Buyer beware since Drop doesn't post this information in the Details, sadly shamefully.
Is Drop having an internal pricing error? No mean sarcasm actual question here: I’m wondering if the 900 drop points are intentional here or if Drop has some error on that: typically the Drop points amount to at least 10% of the total cost and almost always about 15-20% for non-Drop exclusive gear that wasn’t marked down.
The 1% in rebate has to be an error right?
AngryPersianOkay so not an error? Drop, this whole ‘feel free to buy from other vendors’ bit only goes so far. If you’re planning to just turn this into a keyboard website, you owe your customers that warning instead of this shiesty sh** of pulling the rug out from under them. This is sketchy and wrong - you KNOW offering this with awful shipping and $9 in drop points for a $900 product is wrong and you KNOW you’re taking advantage of people who aren’t aware of better deals. that’s why people feel the need to cal you out on these garbage proposals. This is shiesty sh**…
Hi, does anyone know if this is USB HID controlled for the volume? I’d like to use Roon for the volume control for this.
Also, are both outputs (XLR and RCA) both active at the same time?
I have an A90, and would like to know if I should use the DAC or head amp for volume control into active speakers.
jraffinYou can set them to that yes. Both RCA and XLR can be output at the same time. While you can output the balanced and XLR of the A90 at the same time @.@ It's not necessary but it works.
Something else if you're looking for a safety net for volume consider the PRE90 (the preamp that goes in between them) it actually has a volume safety preset, and you can change that safety volume yourself so you don't blow the house down. There is also the EXT90 that extends it to many more outputs, and the U90 which can convert USB (filtered since the U90 has USB filtering) into i2S and AES, multiple digital and coax.
The 90 series can be extended into almost everything given you buy the extensions. Those will not all be necessary for most people though. The D90SE and A90 will settle for most.
I ordered the D90SE on Black Friday (at $765). Six weeks afterwards, on its designated shipping day, Drop emailed me saying that "Topping D90SE DAC has become backordered by the vendor" and cancelled my order. This is while the product was (and still is) readily available at other online retailers, and a long time after it changed status to "Reserved for shipment" on my orders page. Drop's agent also wrote to me that they "do not have another launch in the pipeline for this anytime soon", but merely two weeks afterwards it's back on sale on Drop (at full MSRP). Anyone else experienced that? I've never been done like that by an online retailer. Drop had me wait so long for nothing, and made me miss Black Friday when I could've purchased it elsewhere at a discount.
nadaudioDROP is well known for this type of thing. I went through this nightmare almost exactly two years ago with both the A90 and the D90. Ordered both with shipping dates almost two months in the future. Drop collected my money immediately. After patiently waiting, like clockwork, one day after the shipping date I got their Oops! emails: "Due to an unexpected delay, these orders may ship later than the original estimated ship date." They refused to give me a firm new date, so I requested refunds. Went to Apos, got one of the units in a few days. For the other, Apos told me they had mistakenly listed it as "in stock" but that I'd have to wait a few more days. And as an apology they knocked $50 off the price.