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The wireless earbuds in question is connected to my primary Windows 10 machine using Bluetooth and sounds Terrible. I can hardly make out anything from the sound. I have a Gigabyte B450 Wifi Motherboard with bluetooth 4.0 support and the earbuds support bluetooth 5.2.

Oppo mod complete! Added the Femto clock and Furutech silver power inlet. The sound with the clock and the rest the mods is instantly noticeable and incredible. I compared the sound vs the bridge 2 and the Oppo is definitely cleaner sounding comparing DSD vs. Dop DSD 64 thru bridge. The bridge 2 sounds great but the Oppo is cleaner. image38362158 2.35 MB

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oppo203 can only transfer DSD Stream from the SACD over HDMI.

if you check the owners manual:

Due to copyright restrictions, SACD audio cannot be sent through the coaxial or optical digital audio output. To listen to SACDs, please use the HDMI or analog audio connections.

Recording wideness was excellent across all use cases, and even more immersive than on the foldable Find N2. In addition, distance rendition was very good and excellent localizability allowed for easy pinpointing of sound sources in the scene. Recording loudness was loud enough, and the Oppo did a good job at controlling unwanted artifacts in common use cases. Our experts only noticed distortion and pumping when recording louder sounds, such as shouting voices. Background was clear and well-rendered.

The Timbre score represents how well a phone captures sounds across the audible tonal range and takes into account bass, midrange, treble, and tonal balance. It is the most important attribute for recording.

The Artifacts score measures the extent to which the recorded sounds are affected by various types of distortions. The higher the score, the less the disturbances in the sound are noticeable. Distortions can occur because of sound processing in the device and the quality of the microphones, as well as user handling, such as how the phone is held.

Background evaluates how natural the various sounds around a voice blend into the video recording file. For example, when recording a speech at an event, the background should not interfere with the main voice, yet it should provide some context of the surroundings.

I use an rca->din Chord Cobra 3 (the green cable), from my Oppo 205 to my Nait XS 2. It sounds great, and I have tested it vs. the Cobra 3 rca-rca. The difference was very small, but still there: I preferred the din cable.

The full pleasure in surround music, however, lies in the 5.0 and 5.1 channel recordings. These really open up the sound, provide a different view of the soundstage, and often provide a warmer and more natural timbre. A few discs also given you the option of a normal stage mix and a more immersive one, and even a stereo mix so you can directly compare the surround mix to the stereo version.

I bought a QN90C 75-inch TV and a Q990C Soundbar. I purchased new HDMI cables. I have an OPPO 4K player. When pausing a movie and then press play, the sound sounds like it is squeaking and cutting off and on, and then the sound will come back on most of the time.

Like Xiaomi, Oppo leverage their smartphone mass manufacturing prowess to produce interesting takes on conventional technologies. The AMP/DAC market is an interesting field in that it is simply so diverse. As with many users, my first DAC was the Fiio Q1, a solidly built, well-performing device and I was content with it in all aspects. But that was until I heard the Chord Mojo, a completely proprietary device that illuminated acoustic intricacies like no other. But whilst Fiio and Chord provide two very impressive devices at opposing extremities of budget, Oppo bring a new contender with their larger economy of scale and design expertise.

One aspect of sound that tends to change significantly as you head into higher end gear is the soundstage. While my Fiio E17K already had a nice soundstage, the HA-2 sounds immediately more spacious, especially when the track calls for it. Plugged up to my Sennheiser ie800`s, the HA-2 feeds them with hyper-accurate imaging and a very broad sense of space. The HA-2 produces superb instrument separation with fantastic timbre and resolution. The large soundstage of the HA-2 is perhaps one of the main reasons it pairs so well to the Oppo PM3, a generally more intimate sounding headphone.

For my listening tests, I hooked up the BDP-105 ($1,199) with an assortment of self-powered Audioengine and Emotiva monitor speakers, and a Hsu subwoofer. With this setup I didn't need to use an AV receiver or separate power amp, but the Raconteurs' "Live at Montreux" Blu-ray was vivid and very live sounding. The system's freewheeling dynamics were really impressive, and the surround mix on King Crimson's "Red" DVD-A projected a remarkably seamless wrap-around soundstage. Each instrument was precisely focused in a near 360-degree sound environment.

Classical music on SACD was just as impressive, the front three speakers produced a three-dimensional soundstage with lots of depth, and string tone was top notch. Dramatic movies on Blu-ray and DVD sounded great. I plugged headphones into the BDP-105, but the sound wasn't special, Schiit Audio's $99 Magni headphone amp was a lot better.

OPPO Find X earphones are empowered by two Dirac solutions. Dirac HD Sound is an audio optimization solution that improves the performance of earphones by correcting their impulse and frequency responses, which play significant roles in determining the sound quality of any kind of speaker or earphones. With Dirac HD Sound enabled, users can enjoy improved musical staging, clarity, voice intelligibility, and bass fidelity when listening to music from OPPO earphones. The Dirac Sensaround soundstage widening solution is automatically applied when users play movies or videos from any headphones. The solution externalizes the sound and creates an immersive-like listening experience without requiring specifically-coded audio content. ff782bc1db