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From: Plymouth Meeting Pa
Originally Posted by WhrDLMI,Jul 22 2009, 03:14 PM
Really? How is that?
there is an article out there showing how to by-pass the pre-amp on the nano to get better sound if you hook it up to half decent powered speakers. the pre-amp chip they use is small and cheap, can not handle the full audio wave range.
that is the X100. I have the X001.
You don't usually need it, but when you do, you really do.
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From: Leesburg, VA
Originally Posted by Jcox3,Jul 22 2009, 03:20 PM
more expensive, better and larger in size chips.
there is an article out there showing how to by-pass the pre-amp on the nano to get better sound if you hook it up to half decent powered speakers. the pre-amp chip they use is small and cheap, can not handle the full audio wave range.
there is an article out there showing how to by-pass the pre-amp on the nano to get better sound if you hook it up to half decent powered speakers. the pre-amp chip they use is small and cheap, can not handle the full audio wave range.
I don't really consider myself an Audiophile. I can tell the difference between a good system and a poorly designed/cheap one but I honestly don't care that much. Especially in a noisy car like the S.
Home is a whole number story but I lack the serious moola it takes to put together a good home system. I dream of doing it someday, though.
