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?CAYIN N3 HIGH RESOLUTION PORTABLE MUSIC DAP/DAC - UK Seller? This product is used and in excellent condition The screen is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratchesThe casing is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratches supplied in its original box, with a silicon case and charge cable ConstructionCayin N3 is a bar-shaped device with rounded edges. Its housing is made of aluminum while the screen and the operating buttons are surrounded by plastic. The back of the device is lined with faux leather. N3’s dimensions are 100 mm (H) x 54 mm (W) x 13 mm (D). In general, the DAP is just a little bigger than FiiO X1 II. The front side is mainly occupied by a 2.4-inch non-touch screen. It’s a IPS panel with 400x360 px resolution (224 ppi). It’s colorful and the backlight is strong. Colors are fine, fonts and album covers are sharp. Viewing angles are wide enough for a DAP. Below the screen placed are 5 buttons. The middle one is a physical one, big and round. The other buttons are flat, touch-operated, separated by white lines which indicate charging process. Other buttons are arranged on sides. The right flank is filled with 3 buttons that control the playback while on the left edge there are power and volume buttons. The bottom part of the right flank has microSD reader installed and there’s also reset hole on the left edge. Sockets are all located on the bottom edge. There’s a 3.5mm jack/line out on the very left, USB type C port in the middle and SPDIF out on the right. Build quality is high. N3 is not a toy-DAP, but a serious device. Its design, though simple, is also likeable. There are two color options available: blue and matte-black, while cover cases are available in various colours. Ergonomics and handlingUsing a small, 0.1 kg DAP is a very pleasant experience, especially after operating bulky DAPs like iBasso DX200 each day. Cayin N3 is not as tiny as Sandisk Sansas or FiiO M3, but it’s a 100-percent portable device that would squeeze in every pocket. Ergonomics is high – thumb operates the front buttons and easily reaches the side ones. Handling is easy – arrow-buttons are used for scrolling, back button is used for returning one screen up or – when hold – to the home screen. Menu button opens additional options and shortcuts. Memory card slot can be easily accessed – it’s protected by just a plastic cover. Physical buttons are precise and touch buttons ‘answer’ with a vibration. Their contact area is wide, but it’s a pity that they are not illuminated. In addition to that, they are also placed too close to one another, but you can easily become accustomed to it. Changing between headphone and line out is done via settings. USB type C port supports USB On The Go and can also transfer digital audio signal. MicroSD reader supports 256 GB cards, but there’s no internal storage. N3 also works as a USB DAC. In ‘minimum latency’ mode the audio-video synchronization is proper. Bluetooth options are really impressive – aptX codec is supported and N3 can work both as a BT transmitter or receiver. Therefore, one can either pair N3 with earphones and with a smartphone and transfer music from Spotify or Tidal app to IEMs or cans that are connected to the Cayin. Even though Cayin N3 is a simple device with a simple screen, the battery life is mediocre – up to 12 hours with the screen off. Typically the device can be powered on for 8-10 hours. Charging with a 5V/2A adapter takes around 2 hours. Operating systemN3’s operating system is basic and resembles the one used in non-Android FiiO’s DAPs. Home screen consists of 6 icons: library, folders, now playing, music settings, Bluetooth and general settings. The first section provides access to playlists, favorite tracks and library. Another section lets you browse TF card files or USB OTG device ; it can also scan these medias. ‘Now playing’ screen displays covers and useful information on the upper status bar. Music settings allow changing the gain (3 steps), replay gain, gapless, EQ (8 presets + manual mode), 5 digital filters and advanced settings of playback and volume. Bluetooth section features pairing mode with an option to disable aptX. Settings menu offers changing language, themes, USB mode, brightness and firmware update. Menu structure is logical and no options are lacking. Specs? Asahi Kasei AKM4490EN DAC? 2,4” IPS screen, 400x360px? Bluetooth 4.0, aptX, Duplex function? USB type C (OTG support), USB DAC (asynchronous USB Audio 2.0), SPDIF out? 3-step gain, compatible with 16-200? headphones? battery life: up to 12 hours (screen off), charging time: 2 hours (5V/2A adapter)? microSD slot (up to 256 GB)? dimensions: 100 x 54 x 13 mm? weight: 100 g SoundHeadphones/IEMs: Audeze LCD-2 (Double Helix Fusion Complement4, PlusSound X8), MrSpeakers Ether 1.1 oraz Ether C Flow (Forza AudioWorks Noir HPC mk2, DUM), Final Sonorus III, AKG K612 Pro, Focal Spirit Professional, AKG K551, Noble Audio Savant i Noble 4, Etymotic ER-4PT, Brainwavz B200DAC/AMPs and AMPs: Burson Conductor Virtuoso (Sabre), RHA DACAMP L1, AIM SC808, ODAC i O2, Leckerton UHA-760, Zorloo ZuperDACDAPs: FiiO X5 III, iBasso DX200, iBasso DX90Interconnects: Forza AudioWorks Copper Series, KlotzMusic: many genres in various formats including 24-bit and binaural tracks N3 was tested with v1.1 firmware. N3’s sound does not disappoint – it offers high dynamics and high resolution. It’s a neutral DAP, a bit warm, soft and smooth. N3 is also musical and allows for easy-listening – upper midrange or highs aren’t exhausting. The sound is also not dark, slow or distant. On the other hand, the tuning is also not ideally balanced and not very analytical. The amount of details is fine, the resolution is rather high and musicality is more important than music-analysis. Bass is a bit accented in its mid-range – you can’t expect tremendous transition into subbas, but it’s still fine. The lows are not enhanced, but the bass isn’t lacking either. This region is dense, well-controlled, with diversified texture. The lows aren’t dominating and don’t cover other frequency ranges. The sound isn’t also boring – the attack of the lows is good, the bass is fast and dynamic. Music is soft and engaging. Midrange is also smooth, soft and a bit warm. Its lower range is not very highlighted and upper regions are softened, but not rolled off. The tuning is pleasant and non-fatiguing – upper midrange isn’t rough or hissing. The sound is rather natural than neutral – it’s not very analytical, but vivid, revealing many details. Everything stays close, without sharp edges. I prefer neutrality, but N3’s naturalness is also likeable as it works seamlessly with many music genres. High tones are not reduced – N3’s tuning is not dark and not covered. Upper treble are audible, but soft, not harsh at all. The highs are not prone to sibilization and aren’t grainy, but remain smooth. This frequency range is not sharp either. Trebles are well-controlled, precise, not very extended and not very accented. Cayin N3’s tonality is impressive, but the soundstage is not. The latter is circular, with optimal size and proportions. Separation is fine, but the sound is not very airy – distances between instruments aren’t huge. The space isn’t very wide and the crosstalk is average. It’s easy to notice that there’s a single DAC only, but it’s hard to expect more at this price tag – the holographics is good for this market segment. Cayin N3’s line outThe sound via line out is almost the same – it’s hard to distinguish line out and a headphone out. Leckerton UHA760 made the sound harder, less smooth. With RHA DACAMP L1 low tones were thickened and soundstage was bigger. Line out, therefore, can tune the sound or add more power. The line out is not raw, not neutral. Cayin N3 vs other DAPsN3’s quality is not on par with iBasso DX90, FiiO X5 III and far worse than iBasso DX200. But in comparison with the two first DAPs, the differences are not as huge as the price gap between them. Both X5 III and DX90 are neutral-sounding DAPs, while in case of N3 a pinch of warmth, smoothness and softness can be observed. FiiO’s device is brighter and offers better channel and instrument separation. Dynamics is similar, but X5 III is more airy and the resolution is higher. DX90 provides deeper, more dense bass ; midrange plus treble are also stronger. DX90 uses a dual DAC, so channel separation is improved, the distances between the instruments are bigger and the resolution is higher. N3 sounds more narrow and both channels blur into one, but it’s only noticeable when you got a better DAP to compare. I find Cayin N3 more interesting than FiiO X3K or X1 II. It sounds natural, not digital. X1 II is cheaper, but offers smaller soundstage and lower resolution. X3K (X3 II) is similar to N3 in terms of quality, but with different tuning: brighter, with more accented highs and less present midrange. Cayin’s sound is more pleasant with more forward mids and smooth, soft highs. Moreover, N3 is also smaller and offers Bluetooth connection with aptX support, while X3K doesn’t have BT at all. Cayin N3 vs headphones/IEMsDue to its quite high power and 3-step gain control, Cayin N3 is quite elastic regarding headphones/earphones choice. It will work fine with more-demanding headphones as well as with sensitive IEMs using Balanced Armature drivers (if they are, however, of very high sensitivity, some hiss is audible). N3 doesn’t shine paired with high-end full-size cans, but it performs well with premium portable headphones or IEMs. Nevertheless, it may not work fine with very warm or very dark headphones/earphones, but should communicate well with those neutral. A bit of synergy is required, though. I really like Cayin N3 + AKG K551 tandem. Upper midrange and treble are a bit softened – the sound is more smooth and soft, which I find favorable. Soundstage and instrument arrangement is impressive, dynamics is high and the sound is fast. Focal Spirit Professional also work well with N3 – they become more musical, engaging, with improved dynamics. The situation is worse with Final Sonorus III (but these are very specific headphones) - highs were harsh at times. Etymotic ER-4PT sound a bit warmer, smoother and softer, but remained very detailed and forward. With ER-4S adapter the results were also fine with precise bass, dense mids and well-controlled highs. The sound was still analytical and hi-res, but the tuning has become more natural and musical. The soundstage was, however, average, close and small. Noble Audio 4 featured close midrange, tight bass and rather soft highs. Softening and smoothening helped – syblization (a common issue for Noble 4) decreased. Light hiss was audible (even with the low gain), but wasn’t disturbing, even in more quiet parts of music tracks. Noble Audio Savant are less prone to hissing, but, because of that, their bass is also a bit too tempered. I like Savants paired with other, more neutral DAPs – with Cayin N3 they sound a bit too warm, too soft, too smooth and too calm. Such a tandem still works fine, but not as engaging as iBasso DX90 or FiiO X5 III. Brainwavz B200 are not a good companion either. They are dark, warm, with forward mids and when connected to the N3, they become too dark and too smooth. Fast Delivery and in Perfect Working Order Please also refer to the Pictures as they show the actual item you are receiving, these pictures also form a part of our description, Fast Delivery – We Use 24 Hour DPD As standard and most of our parcels are delivered next day on mainland UK. (EXCLUDING WEEKENDS). Small packages such as games etc, and will be sent via Royal Mail Recorded. For packages over 1 metre we may use Parcelforce 48 If an item is on Auction we will let the auction run, We will not accept offers, please bid as per everyone else. For items that are fixed price, we will not respond to any offers. Ireland - We may charge additional shipping as it costs us more to ship off mainland UK for parcels. 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Mobiler KopfhörerverstärkerRöhren- und TransistorverstärkerDer C9 kann wahlweise im Solid State oder Vacuum Tube Modus betrieben werden.Pure Class-A oder Class-ABÜber den schaltbaren Verstärkermodus kannst Du den Klangcharakter und die Klangfarbe an Deine persönlichen Vorlieben anzupassen.Referenz-LautstärkeregelungDer Cayin C9 verwendet den legendären MUSES 73320 Volume Controller, der auch in zigfach so teuren Geräten - wie z.B. der Pass Labs XP-30 - verwendet wird.Leistungsstarke 4.1 Watt (an 16 Ohm)Der richtige Kopfhöreranschluss für überragenden KlangÜber den symmetrischen 4.4-mm-Pentaconn- oder den Standard-Anschluss mit 3.5-mm-Klinke ist Dein Kopfhörer stets optimal verbunden.Bis zu 15 Stunden WiedergabeLeistungsstarker Akku mit 3.000 mAhDas austauschbare Batteriemodul liefert bis zu 15 Stunden Batterielaufzeit, die Dich durch den ganzen Tag bringen.USB-C-Anschluss mit Fast ChargingErhältlich in Schwarz
Verkaufe hier ein USB-C Dongle von Cayin Model RU-6 in 1a Zustand aus Nichtraucher Haushalt.Das Gerät wird im original Karton mit sämtlichen Zubehör geliefert. Die Rechnung liegt auch bei, ich bin der Erstbesitzer der Kauf wurde am 26.02.2023 getätigt.Versand nach Benelux und Deutschland. (24 Euro Standart-Versandkosten im Endpreis enthalten)Da Privatverkauf keine Gewährleistung oder Rücknahme,Ich versende in der Regel spätestens 24 Stunden nach dem Kaufabschluss (ausser Sonntags bzw Feiertag)Falls noch Fragen offen sind stehe ich ihnen gerne zu Verfügung
Neue Webseite unter Audition6Cayin Audio CS-150AREFERENZ Röhren VOLLVERSTÄRKERzusätzlich 4 x matched PSVANE CV181-T-MII/2 im Wert von 500 EuroEiner der weltbesten, komfortabelsten Röhren Vollverstärker der Welt mit geradezu unglaublichem Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis.September 2023 Kunden Inzahlungnahme, customer trade-in Farbe silber / silver UVP: Euro 6300,-- Zum Verkauf kommt ein gebrauchter, jedoch optisch und technisch in perfektem Zustand befindender Cayin Audio CS-150A Referenz Röhren Vollverstärker des hochgelobten chinesischen Herstellers. Zusätzlich zu den Standard Röhren gibt es noch ein gematchtes Quartett PSVANE CV181-T-MII/2 Röhren im Wert von 500 Euro (Tubeamp Doctor) dazu. Unschlagbares Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis und ein MUSS für jeden Audiophilen, High Ender, Analogliebhaber oder Röhrenfreund.Nähere Informationen sowie Testberichte etc. finden Sie im Netz oder fragen uns direkt. Wir sind der offizielle und autorisierte Cayin Audio Händler und Partner!!! Were the official and authorised Cayin Audio dealer and partner.Lagernd, in stock.Sale of an used, optical and technical like new Cayin Audio CS-150A reference tube amplifier of the well known Chinese manufacturer. Additional to the standard tubes you will get a matched quartet of PSVANE CV181-T-MII/2 tubes from the tubeamp doctor which costs Euro 500,--. Take your chance!!!Dieser Vollverstärker unterstreicht seinen außergewöhnlichen Qualitätsanspruch durch eine in sechs Schichten von Hand lackierte Oberfläche mit bestechender Ästhetik und tiefem Glanz. Dabei ist es aber gerade die Technik, die den CS-150A zu etwas Besonderem macht. Selektierte Röhren vom Typ Tung-Sol 6SN7GTB kommen für die Eingangs- und Treiberstufe zum Einsatz. Vier Tung-Sol KT150 oder wahlweise vier KT170 finden Verwendung als Hochleistungs-Endstufenröhren. Die Spannungsgleichrichtung erfolgt durch eine RCA 22DE4 NOS Röhre.Drei Schalter ermöglichen die klangliche Abstimmung nach Ihrem individuellen Geschmack respektive die Anpassung an Ihre Lautsprecher. Dazu zählt eine Umschaltung zwischen Trioden- und Ultralinear-Betrieb. So haben Sie die Wahl zwischen zarten, detailreichen Harmonien, flüssiger und holographischer Wiedergabe, die ideal für Stimmen und Streichinstrumente ist. Oder Sie steigern im Ultralinear-Betrieb die Leistung und Dynamik mit kontrollierter Basswiedergabe. Die Ausgangsleistung beträgt stramme 2 x 55 Watt Sinus im Trioden-Modus und steigt im Ultralinear-Modus auf bemerkenswerte 2 x 100 Watt an. Das ist eine extreme Leistungsausbeute für einen reinrassigen Röhren-Verstärker.Damit nicht genug der Individualisierung. Auch ein variabler Bias (High/Standard) ist am CS-150A vorhanden: Runde Mitten und Bässe zeichnen die Position „Bias high“ aus, präzise musikalische Struktur die Position „Standard“.Die Anpassungsmöglichkeiten sind auch damit noch nicht erschöpft: Sie können sogar die negative Gegenkopplung in zwei Stufen wählen. Das gestattet weiche, natürliche Wiedergabe in der Stellung „Low“ oder straffe und kontrollierte in der „High“-Stellung.Symmetrische XLR-und unsymmetrische Cinch-Eingänge sorgen für maximale Konnektivität.Die breitbandigen Ausgangstransformatoren wurden speziell für die Anforderungen des CS-150A gewickelt und paarweise selektiert. Ein kraftvoller Ringkerntransformator sorgt für stabile Stromversorgung, reduzierten Ausgangswiderstand und optimale Performance.Der Cayin CS-150A zeichnet sich obendrein durch sorgfältige Point-to-Point-Verdrahtung mit hochwertigen, abgeschirmten, Silber beschichteten Kabeln aus.Als Komfort-Plus erweist sich die Eingangswahl-Memory-Funktion. Nach dem Einschalten wird automatisch der zuletzt gewählte Eingang aktiviert. Eine Soft Start Schaltung sorgt für optimale Schonung der eingesetzten Röhren. Den Zugriff auf die zahlreichen Funktionen des Cayin CS-150A stellt die hochwertige Metall-Fernbedienung her. Der Cayin CS-150A ist mit silberner oder schwarzer Front lieferbar.Technische Daten Cayin CS-150A High End RöhrenvollverstärkerGeräteartRöhren-Verstärker, RöhrenvollverstärkerAusgangsleistung55W + 55W RMS Triode, 100W + 100W RMS UltralinearFrequenzgang9Hz~50KHz (-3dB)Klirrfaktor2% (1kHz)Geräuschspannungsabstand90dBEingangsempfindlichkeit380 mV, 1200 mV (Pre-In)Eingangsimpedanz100 k?Ausgangsimpedanz4 ?, 8 ?Röhren4x 6SN7GTB, 1x RCA 22DE4, 4x KT150 oder KT170Maximaler Stromverbrauch520 WEingängeXLR symmetrisch, LINE1, LINE 2, PRE-INAbmessungen (B x T x H)420 mm x 389 mm x 218 mmNettogewicht34 kg
CAYIN Lyric TI 60. Germany 4 x EL342 x 12AU71x 12AX7 Handverdrahtet,, ein Kunstwerk im Top Zustand! Originalverpackung ist vorhanden. Technische Daten und Testergebnisse Allgemein Abmessung (B x H x T) 33,0 x 19,0x 32,0 cm Gewicht 16.,8 kg Features Gattung (Rec. / Vollv.) Vollverstärker Fernbedienung vorhanden ? System-Fernbedienung / lernfähig ? / ? Frontplatte schwarz / silbern / champagner ? / ? / ? Frontplatte andere Fb. nein Muting ? Klangregler / abschaltbar ? / ? Loudness ? Monitorschalter ? Aufnahmewahlschalter audio ? Netzbuchsen geschaltet / ungeschaltet 0 / 0 Senderspeicher / Speicherautomatik 0 / ? Sendersp. mit aut. Sortierung nein Anschlüsse Phono-Eingang MM / MC ? / ? Eingänge Hochpegel Cinch / XLR 4 / 0 Digitaleingänge Cinch / XLR 0 / 0 Boxenausgänge A+B / schaltbar ? / ? Kopfhörerbuchse ? Pre-Out / Main-In 0 / ? Tape-Anschlüsse (ein / aus) 0 Prozessor-Eingang / -Ausgang ? / ? Unity-Gain-Eingang ? Pre-Out Subwoofer 0 Messwerte Sinusleistung Stereo 4 Ohm / 8 Ohm 37,0 W / 27,0 W Musikleistung Stereo 4 Ohm / 8 Ohm 42,0 W / 32,0 W Störabstand Line 98,0 dB(A) Bewertung ? vollwertig aufgebauter und hervorragend klingender Röhren-Vollverstärker. ? Klang MM Klang MC Klang Cinch 100 Klang XLR Ausstattung befriedigend Bedienung sehr gut Verarbeitung sehr gut Klangurteil High-End-Klasse 100 Preis / Leistung überragend Privatverkauf Keine GarantieKeine Rueckgabe
High End HiFi Anlage, Cayin Röhren Vorverstärker, Voice Point 160A Aktiv Boxen. Verkaufe äußerts selten benutzte High End Anlage. Ein echter Hingucker mit super reinen Sound, ist aber einfach zu schade zum rumstehen. Es funktioniert alles bestens.Die Anlage besteht aus:1 Cayin SC-6LS Röhrenvorverstärker2 Voice Point A 160 Aktivboxen1 Plattenspieler Pro-Ject NC 5071 Arcam CD 73 Player1 Arcam T6I TunerNeupreis für Alles war ca. 10.000,-- Euro Abholung und ausprobieren erwünscht, Versandkosten 120,-- € Privatverkauf
?CAYIN N3 HIGH RESOLUTION PORTABLE MUSIC DAP/DAC - UK Seller? This product is used and in excellent condition The screen is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratchesThe casing is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratches supplied in its original box, with a silicon case and charge cable ConstructionCayin N3 is a bar-shaped device with rounded edges. Its housing is made of aluminum while the screen and the operating buttons are surrounded by plastic. The back of the device is lined with faux leather. N3’s dimensions are 100 mm (H) x 54 mm (W) x 13 mm (D). In general, the DAP is just a little bigger than FiiO X1 II. The front side is mainly occupied by a 2.4-inch non-touch screen. It’s a IPS panel with 400x360 px resolution (224 ppi). It’s colorful and the backlight is strong. Colors are fine, fonts and album covers are sharp. Viewing angles are wide enough for a DAP. Below the screen placed are 5 buttons. The middle one is a physical one, big and round. The other buttons are flat, touch-operated, separated by white lines which indicate charging process. Other buttons are arranged on sides. The right flank is filled with 3 buttons that control the playback while on the left edge there are power and volume buttons. The bottom part of the right flank has microSD reader installed and there’s also reset hole on the left edge. Sockets are all located on the bottom edge. There’s a 3.5mm jack/line out on the very left, USB type C port in the middle and SPDIF out on the right. Build quality is high. N3 is not a toy-DAP, but a serious device. Its design, though simple, is also likeable. There are two color options available: blue and matte-black, while cover cases are available in various colours. Ergonomics and handlingUsing a small, 0.1 kg DAP is a very pleasant experience, especially after operating bulky DAPs like iBasso DX200 each day. Cayin N3 is not as tiny as Sandisk Sansas or FiiO M3, but it’s a 100-percent portable device that would squeeze in every pocket. Ergonomics is high – thumb operates the front buttons and easily reaches the side ones. Handling is easy – arrow-buttons are used for scrolling, back button is used for returning one screen up or – when hold – to the home screen. Menu button opens additional options and shortcuts. Memory card slot can be easily accessed – it’s protected by just a plastic cover. Physical buttons are precise and touch buttons ‘answer’ with a vibration. Their contact area is wide, but it’s a pity that they are not illuminated. In addition to that, they are also placed too close to one another, but you can easily become accustomed to it. Changing between headphone and line out is done via settings. USB type C port supports USB On The Go and can also transfer digital audio signal. MicroSD reader supports 256 GB cards, but there’s no internal storage. N3 also works as a USB DAC. In ‘minimum latency’ mode the audio-video synchronization is proper. Bluetooth options are really impressive – aptX codec is supported and N3 can work both as a BT transmitter or receiver. Therefore, one can either pair N3 with earphones and with a smartphone and transfer music from Spotify or Tidal app to IEMs or cans that are connected to the Cayin. Even though Cayin N3 is a simple device with a simple screen, the battery life is mediocre – up to 12 hours with the screen off. Typically the device can be powered on for 8-10 hours. Charging with a 5V/2A adapter takes around 2 hours. Operating systemN3’s operating system is basic and resembles the one used in non-Android FiiO’s DAPs. Home screen consists of 6 icons: library, folders, now playing, music settings, Bluetooth and general settings. The first section provides access to playlists, favorite tracks and library. Another section lets you browse TF card files or USB OTG device ; it can also scan these medias. ‘Now playing’ screen displays covers and useful information on the upper status bar. Music settings allow changing the gain (3 steps), replay gain, gapless, EQ (8 presets + manual mode), 5 digital filters and advanced settings of playback and volume. Bluetooth section features pairing mode with an option to disable aptX. Settings menu offers changing language, themes, USB mode, brightness and firmware update. Menu structure is logical and no options are lacking. Specs? Asahi Kasei AKM4490EN DAC? 2,4” IPS screen, 400x360px? Bluetooth 4.0, aptX, Duplex function? USB type C (OTG support), USB DAC (asynchronous USB Audio 2.0), SPDIF out? 3-step gain, compatible with 16-200? headphones? battery life: up to 12 hours (screen off), charging time: 2 hours (5V/2A adapter)? microSD slot (up to 256 GB)? dimensions: 100 x 54 x 13 mm? weight: 100 g SoundHeadphones/IEMs: Audeze LCD-2 (Double Helix Fusion Complement4, PlusSound X8), MrSpeakers Ether 1.1 oraz Ether C Flow (Forza AudioWorks Noir HPC mk2, DUM), Final Sonorus III, AKG K612 Pro, Focal Spirit Professional, AKG K551, Noble Audio Savant i Noble 4, Etymotic ER-4PT, Brainwavz B200DAC/AMPs and AMPs: Burson Conductor Virtuoso (Sabre), RHA DACAMP L1, AIM SC808, ODAC i O2, Leckerton UHA-760, Zorloo ZuperDACDAPs: FiiO X5 III, iBasso DX200, iBasso DX90Interconnects: Forza AudioWorks Copper Series, KlotzMusic: many genres in various formats including 24-bit and binaural tracks N3 was tested with v1.1 firmware. N3’s sound does not disappoint – it offers high dynamics and high resolution. It’s a neutral DAP, a bit warm, soft and smooth. N3 is also musical and allows for easy-listening – upper midrange or highs aren’t exhausting. The sound is also not dark, slow or distant. On the other hand, the tuning is also not ideally balanced and not very analytical. The amount of details is fine, the resolution is rather high and musicality is more important than music-analysis. Bass is a bit accented in its mid-range – you can’t expect tremendous transition into subbas, but it’s still fine. The lows are not enhanced, but the bass isn’t lacking either. This region is dense, well-controlled, with diversified texture. The lows aren’t dominating and don’t cover other frequency ranges. The sound isn’t also boring – the attack of the lows is good, the bass is fast and dynamic. Music is soft and engaging. Midrange is also smooth, soft and a bit warm. Its lower range is not very highlighted and upper regions are softened, but not rolled off. The tuning is pleasant and non-fatiguing – upper midrange isn’t rough or hissing. The sound is rather natural than neutral – it’s not very analytical, but vivid, revealing many details. Everything stays close, without sharp edges. I prefer neutrality, but N3’s naturalness is also likeable as it works seamlessly with many music genres. High tones are not reduced – N3’s tuning is not dark and not covered. Upper treble are audible, but soft, not harsh at all. The highs are not prone to sibilization and aren’t grainy, but remain smooth. This frequency range is not sharp either. Trebles are well-controlled, precise, not very extended and not very accented. Cayin N3’s tonality is impressive, but the soundstage is not. The latter is circular, with optimal size and proportions. Separation is fine, but the sound is not very airy – distances between instruments aren’t huge. The space isn’t very wide and the crosstalk is average. It’s easy to notice that there’s a single DAC only, but it’s hard to expect more at this price tag – the holographics is good for this market segment. Cayin N3’s line outThe sound via line out is almost the same – it’s hard to distinguish line out and a headphone out. Leckerton UHA760 made the sound harder, less smooth. With RHA DACAMP L1 low tones were thickened and soundstage was bigger. Line out, therefore, can tune the sound or add more power. The line out is not raw, not neutral. Cayin N3 vs other DAPsN3’s quality is not on par with iBasso DX90, FiiO X5 III and far worse than iBasso DX200. But in comparison with the two first DAPs, the differences are not as huge as the price gap between them. Both X5 III and DX90 are neutral-sounding DAPs, while in case of N3 a pinch of warmth, smoothness and softness can be observed. FiiO’s device is brighter and offers better channel and instrument separation. Dynamics is similar, but X5 III is more airy and the resolution is higher. DX90 provides deeper, more dense bass ; midrange plus treble are also stronger. DX90 uses a dual DAC, so channel separation is improved, the distances between the instruments are bigger and the resolution is higher. N3 sounds more narrow and both channels blur into one, but it’s only noticeable when you got a better DAP to compare. I find Cayin N3 more interesting than FiiO X3K or X1 II. It sounds natural, not digital. X1 II is cheaper, but offers smaller soundstage and lower resolution. X3K (X3 II) is similar to N3 in terms of quality, but with different tuning: brighter, with more accented highs and less present midrange. Cayin’s sound is more pleasant with more forward mids and smooth, soft highs. Moreover, N3 is also smaller and offers Bluetooth connection with aptX support, while X3K doesn’t have BT at all. Cayin N3 vs headphones/IEMsDue to its quite high power and 3-step gain control, Cayin N3 is quite elastic regarding headphones/earphones choice. It will work fine with more-demanding headphones as well as with sensitive IEMs using Balanced Armature drivers (if they are, however, of very high sensitivity, some hiss is audible). N3 doesn’t shine paired with high-end full-size cans, but it performs well with premium portable headphones or IEMs. Nevertheless, it may not work fine with very warm or very dark headphones/earphones, but should communicate well with those neutral. A bit of synergy is required, though. I really like Cayin N3 + AKG K551 tandem. Upper midrange and treble are a bit softened – the sound is more smooth and soft, which I find favorable. Soundstage and instrument arrangement is impressive, dynamics is high and the sound is fast. Focal Spirit Professional also work well with N3 – they become more musical, engaging, with improved dynamics. The situation is worse with Final Sonorus III (but these are very specific headphones) - highs were harsh at times. Etymotic ER-4PT sound a bit warmer, smoother and softer, but remained very detailed and forward. With ER-4S adapter the results were also fine with precise bass, dense mids and well-controlled highs. The sound was still analytical and hi-res, but the tuning has become more natural and musical. The soundstage was, however, average, close and small. Noble Audio 4 featured close midrange, tight bass and rather soft highs. Softening and smoothening helped – syblization (a common issue for Noble 4) decreased. Light hiss was audible (even with the low gain), but wasn’t disturbing, even in more quiet parts of music tracks. Noble Audio Savant are less prone to hissing, but, because of that, their bass is also a bit too tempered. I like Savants paired with other, more neutral DAPs – with Cayin N3 they sound a bit too warm, too soft, too smooth and too calm. Such a tandem still works fine, but not as engaging as iBasso DX90 or FiiO X5 III. Brainwavz B200 are not a good companion either. They are dark, warm, with forward mids and when connected to the N3, they become too dark and too smooth. Fast Delivery and in Perfect Working Order Please also refer to the Pictures as they show the actual item you are receiving, these pictures also form a part of our description, Fast Delivery – We Use 24 Hour DPD As standard and most of our parcels are delivered next day on mainland UK. (EXCLUDING WEEKENDS). Small packages such as games etc, and will be sent via Royal Mail Recorded. For packages over 1 metre we may use Parcelforce 48 If an item is on Auction we will let the auction run, We will not accept offers, please bid as per everyone else. For items that are fixed price, we will not respond to any offers. Ireland - We may charge additional shipping as it costs us more to ship off mainland UK for parcels. 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Cayin CS-55A KT88 Silber - Röhrenverstärker Neuwertig mit Garantie. Verkaufe meinen neuwertigen und sehr gepflegten Röhren Vollverstärker CAYIN CS-55A KT88 mit silberner Front. Das Gerät wurde am 04.08.2022 neu beim Fachhändler gekauft und verfügt somit noch über Garantie! (Rechnung vorhanden) Kenner wissen, dass das Gerät bzw. Die Röhren somit gerade mal eingespielt sind und nun Ihr volles Klangpotential entfalten! Und was soll ich sagen, an der entsprechenden Kette klingt der wunderschöne Röhren-Amp einfach nur Traumhaft!….Er wird nur verkauft, da ich einen vierten Analogeingang benötige, den mir dieses Gerät leider nicht bietet. Aber natürlich wird es wieder ein CAYIN aber eben mit vier analogen Eingängen!….Das Gerät kostet neu 2300.- Euro! Hier bekommen Sie ein neuwertiges Gerät mit bereits eingespielten Röhren und Restgarantie 450.- Euro günstiger!! Das schwarze Schutzgitter für die Röhren ist selbstverständlich im Lieferumfang enthalten…..Eine Abholung wäre mir natürlich aufgrund der Empfindlichkeit der Röhren am liebsten!!…Ansonsten Versand in Originalverpackung auf Risiko des Käufers!Da ich Privatverkäufer bin, schließe ich Garantie und Rücknahme aus…..Technische Daten Cayin CS-55A KT 88 Röhren-VollverstärkerKT 88EL34Frequenzbereich5Hz-44kHz (-3dB)5Hz-48kHz (-3dB)Ausgangsleistung (RMS) an 4 und 8 Ohm40W + 40W Ultralinear, 22W + 22W Triode.38W + 38W Ultralinear, 20W + 20W Triode.Klirrfaktor (THD)1% (1kHz)1% (1kHz)Fremdspannungsabstand92 dB92 dBEingangsimpedanz100kOhm100kOhmEingangsempfindlichkeit270mV280mVRöhrenbestückungKT88:12AX7/ECC83 × 2, 12AU7/ECC82 × 2, KT88 × 4EL34:12AX7/ECC83 × 2, 12AU7/ECC82 × 2, EL34 × 4AusstattungFernbedienung, Integriertes BiasmessinstrumentFernbedienung, Integriertes BiasmessinstrumentEingänge3 x Line, oder optional 1 x Phono MM, 2 x Line3 x Line, oder optional 1 x Phono MM, 2 x LineSchaltungClass A/BClass A/BGehäusefarbeAnthrazit MetallicAnthrazit MetallicFrontblendeSilber oder SchwarzSilber oder SchwarzLautsprecher-Impedanzabgriffe4 Ohm, 8 Ohm4 Ohm, 8 OhmMaximale Leistungsaufnahme270VA270VANetzspannung230V AC/50Hz230V AC/50HzAbmessungen (B x T x H)360mm×334mm×180mm360mm×334mm×180mmGewicht17 kg17 kgPHONOEingangsempfindlichkeit3mV3mVEingangsimpedanz47k?47k?Verstärkungsfaktor40dB40dBFremdspannungsabstand68dB68dBUSB DAC SpezifikationenKompatibel with Audio Class 1.0 and Audio Class 2.0, Wort Länge16-32bits16-32bitsSampling Rate44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 176.4kHz, 192kHz, 352.8kHz, 384kHz44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 176.4kHz, 192kHz, 352.8kHz, 384kHzBetriebsystemWindows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Mac OSWindows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Mac OS
CAYIN Lyric TI 60. Germany 4 x EL342 x 12AU71x 12AX7 Handverdrahtet,, ein Kunstwerk im Top Zustand! Originalverpackung ist vorhanden. Technische Daten und Testergebnisse Allgemein Abmessung (B x H x T) 33,0 x 19,0x 32,0 cm Gewicht 16.,8 kg Features Gattung (Rec. / Vollv.) Vollverstärker Fernbedienung vorhanden ? System-Fernbedienung / lernfähig ? / ? Frontplatte schwarz / silbern / champagner ? / ? / ? Frontplatte andere Fb. nein Muting ? Klangregler / abschaltbar ? / ? Loudness ? Monitorschalter ? Aufnahmewahlschalter audio ? Netzbuchsen geschaltet / ungeschaltet 0 / 0 Senderspeicher / Speicherautomatik 0 / ? Sendersp. mit aut. Sortierung nein Anschlüsse Phono-Eingang MM / MC ? / ? Eingänge Hochpegel Cinch / XLR 4 / 0 Digitaleingänge Cinch / XLR 0 / 0 Boxenausgänge A+B / schaltbar ? / ? Kopfhörerbuchse ? Pre-Out / Main-In 0 / ? Tape-Anschlüsse (ein / aus) 0 Prozessor-Eingang / -Ausgang ? / ? Unity-Gain-Eingang ? Pre-Out Subwoofer 0 Messwerte Sinusleistung Stereo 4 Ohm / 8 Ohm 37,0 W / 27,0 W Musikleistung Stereo 4 Ohm / 8 Ohm 42,0 W / 32,0 W Störabstand Line 98,0 dB(A) Bewertung ? vollwertig aufgebauter und hervorragend klingender Röhren-Vollverstärker. ? Klang MM Klang MC Klang Cinch 100 Klang XLR Ausstattung befriedigend Bedienung sehr gut Verarbeitung sehr gut Klangurteil High-End-Klasse 100 Preis / Leistung überragend Privatverkauf Keine GarantieKeine Rueckgabe
Mobiler KopfhörerverstärkerRöhren- und TransistorverstärkerDer C9 kann wahlweise im Solid State oder Vacuum Tube Modus betrieben werden.Pure Class-A oder Class-ABÜber den schaltbaren Verstärkermodus kannst Du den Klangcharakter und die Klangfarbe an Deine persönlichen Vorlieben anzupassen.Referenz-LautstärkeregelungDer Cayin C9 verwendet den legendären MUSES 73320 Volume Controller, der auch in zigfach so teuren Geräten - wie z.B. der Pass Labs XP-30 - verwendet wird.Leistungsstarke 4.1 Watt (an 16 Ohm)Der richtige Kopfhöreranschluss für überragenden KlangÜber den symmetrischen 4.4-mm-Pentaconn- oder den Standard-Anschluss mit 3.5-mm-Klinke ist Dein Kopfhörer stets optimal verbunden.Bis zu 15 Stunden WiedergabeLeistungsstarker Akku mit 3.000 mAhDas austauschbare Batteriemodul liefert bis zu 15 Stunden Batterielaufzeit, die Dich durch den ganzen Tag bringen.USB-C-Anschluss mit Fast ChargingErhältlich in Schwarz
?CAYIN N3 HIGH RESOLUTION PORTABLE MUSIC DAP/DAC - UK Seller? This product is used and in excellent condition The screen is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratchesThe casing is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratches supplied in its original box, with a silicon case and charge cable ConstructionCayin N3 is a bar-shaped device with rounded edges. Its housing is made of aluminum while the screen and the operating buttons are surrounded by plastic. The back of the device is lined with faux leather. N3’s dimensions are 100 mm (H) x 54 mm (W) x 13 mm (D). In general, the DAP is just a little bigger than FiiO X1 II. The front side is mainly occupied by a 2.4-inch non-touch screen. It’s a IPS panel with 400x360 px resolution (224 ppi). It’s colorful and the backlight is strong. Colors are fine, fonts and album covers are sharp. Viewing angles are wide enough for a DAP. Below the screen placed are 5 buttons. The middle one is a physical one, big and round. The other buttons are flat, touch-operated, separated by white lines which indicate charging process. Other buttons are arranged on sides. The right flank is filled with 3 buttons that control the playback while on the left edge there are power and volume buttons. The bottom part of the right flank has microSD reader installed and there’s also reset hole on the left edge. Sockets are all located on the bottom edge. There’s a 3.5mm jack/line out on the very left, USB type C port in the middle and SPDIF out on the right. Build quality is high. N3 is not a toy-DAP, but a serious device. Its design, though simple, is also likeable. There are two color options available: blue and matte-black, while cover cases are available in various colours. Ergonomics and handlingUsing a small, 0.1 kg DAP is a very pleasant experience, especially after operating bulky DAPs like iBasso DX200 each day. Cayin N3 is not as tiny as Sandisk Sansas or FiiO M3, but it’s a 100-percent portable device that would squeeze in every pocket. Ergonomics is high – thumb operates the front buttons and easily reaches the side ones. Handling is easy – arrow-buttons are used for scrolling, back button is used for returning one screen up or – when hold – to the home screen. Menu button opens additional options and shortcuts. Memory card slot can be easily accessed – it’s protected by just a plastic cover. Physical buttons are precise and touch buttons ‘answer’ with a vibration. Their contact area is wide, but it’s a pity that they are not illuminated. In addition to that, they are also placed too close to one another, but you can easily become accustomed to it. Changing between headphone and line out is done via settings. USB type C port supports USB On The Go and can also transfer digital audio signal. MicroSD reader supports 256 GB cards, but there’s no internal storage. N3 also works as a USB DAC. In ‘minimum latency’ mode the audio-video synchronization is proper. Bluetooth options are really impressive – aptX codec is supported and N3 can work both as a BT transmitter or receiver. Therefore, one can either pair N3 with earphones and with a smartphone and transfer music from Spotify or Tidal app to IEMs or cans that are connected to the Cayin. Even though Cayin N3 is a simple device with a simple screen, the battery life is mediocre – up to 12 hours with the screen off. Typically the device can be powered on for 8-10 hours. Charging with a 5V/2A adapter takes around 2 hours. Operating systemN3’s operating system is basic and resembles the one used in non-Android FiiO’s DAPs. Home screen consists of 6 icons: library, folders, now playing, music settings, Bluetooth and general settings. The first section provides access to playlists, favorite tracks and library. Another section lets you browse TF card files or USB OTG device ; it can also scan these medias. ‘Now playing’ screen displays covers and useful information on the upper status bar. Music settings allow changing the gain (3 steps), replay gain, gapless, EQ (8 presets + manual mode), 5 digital filters and advanced settings of playback and volume. Bluetooth section features pairing mode with an option to disable aptX. Settings menu offers changing language, themes, USB mode, brightness and firmware update. Menu structure is logical and no options are lacking. Specs? Asahi Kasei AKM4490EN DAC? 2,4” IPS screen, 400x360px? Bluetooth 4.0, aptX, Duplex function? USB type C (OTG support), USB DAC (asynchronous USB Audio 2.0), SPDIF out? 3-step gain, compatible with 16-200? headphones? battery life: up to 12 hours (screen off), charging time: 2 hours (5V/2A adapter)? microSD slot (up to 256 GB)? dimensions: 100 x 54 x 13 mm? weight: 100 g SoundHeadphones/IEMs: Audeze LCD-2 (Double Helix Fusion Complement4, PlusSound X8), MrSpeakers Ether 1.1 oraz Ether C Flow (Forza AudioWorks Noir HPC mk2, DUM), Final Sonorus III, AKG K612 Pro, Focal Spirit Professional, AKG K551, Noble Audio Savant i Noble 4, Etymotic ER-4PT, Brainwavz B200DAC/AMPs and AMPs: Burson Conductor Virtuoso (Sabre), RHA DACAMP L1, AIM SC808, ODAC i O2, Leckerton UHA-760, Zorloo ZuperDACDAPs: FiiO X5 III, iBasso DX200, iBasso DX90Interconnects: Forza AudioWorks Copper Series, KlotzMusic: many genres in various formats including 24-bit and binaural tracks N3 was tested with v1.1 firmware. N3’s sound does not disappoint – it offers high dynamics and high resolution. It’s a neutral DAP, a bit warm, soft and smooth. N3 is also musical and allows for easy-listening – upper midrange or highs aren’t exhausting. The sound is also not dark, slow or distant. On the other hand, the tuning is also not ideally balanced and not very analytical. The amount of details is fine, the resolution is rather high and musicality is more important than music-analysis. Bass is a bit accented in its mid-range – you can’t expect tremendous transition into subbas, but it’s still fine. The lows are not enhanced, but the bass isn’t lacking either. This region is dense, well-controlled, with diversified texture. The lows aren’t dominating and don’t cover other frequency ranges. The sound isn’t also boring – the attack of the lows is good, the bass is fast and dynamic. Music is soft and engaging. Midrange is also smooth, soft and a bit warm. Its lower range is not very highlighted and upper regions are softened, but not rolled off. The tuning is pleasant and non-fatiguing – upper midrange isn’t rough or hissing. The sound is rather natural than neutral – it’s not very analytical, but vivid, revealing many details. Everything stays close, without sharp edges. I prefer neutrality, but N3’s naturalness is also likeable as it works seamlessly with many music genres. High tones are not reduced – N3’s tuning is not dark and not covered. Upper treble are audible, but soft, not harsh at all. The highs are not prone to sibilization and aren’t grainy, but remain smooth. This frequency range is not sharp either. Trebles are well-controlled, precise, not very extended and not very accented. Cayin N3’s tonality is impressive, but the soundstage is not. The latter is circular, with optimal size and proportions. Separation is fine, but the sound is not very airy – distances between instruments aren’t huge. The space isn’t very wide and the crosstalk is average. It’s easy to notice that there’s a single DAC only, but it’s hard to expect more at this price tag – the holographics is good for this market segment. Cayin N3’s line outThe sound via line out is almost the same – it’s hard to distinguish line out and a headphone out. Leckerton UHA760 made the sound harder, less smooth. With RHA DACAMP L1 low tones were thickened and soundstage was bigger. Line out, therefore, can tune the sound or add more power. The line out is not raw, not neutral. Cayin N3 vs other DAPsN3’s quality is not on par with iBasso DX90, FiiO X5 III and far worse than iBasso DX200. But in comparison with the two first DAPs, the differences are not as huge as the price gap between them. Both X5 III and DX90 are neutral-sounding DAPs, while in case of N3 a pinch of warmth, smoothness and softness can be observed. FiiO’s device is brighter and offers better channel and instrument separation. Dynamics is similar, but X5 III is more airy and the resolution is higher. DX90 provides deeper, more dense bass ; midrange plus treble are also stronger. DX90 uses a dual DAC, so channel separation is improved, the distances between the instruments are bigger and the resolution is higher. N3 sounds more narrow and both channels blur into one, but it’s only noticeable when you got a better DAP to compare. I find Cayin N3 more interesting than FiiO X3K or X1 II. It sounds natural, not digital. X1 II is cheaper, but offers smaller soundstage and lower resolution. X3K (X3 II) is similar to N3 in terms of quality, but with different tuning: brighter, with more accented highs and less present midrange. Cayin’s sound is more pleasant with more forward mids and smooth, soft highs. Moreover, N3 is also smaller and offers Bluetooth connection with aptX support, while X3K doesn’t have BT at all. Cayin N3 vs headphones/IEMsDue to its quite high power and 3-step gain control, Cayin N3 is quite elastic regarding headphones/earphones choice. It will work fine with more-demanding headphones as well as with sensitive IEMs using Balanced Armature drivers (if they are, however, of very high sensitivity, some hiss is audible). N3 doesn’t shine paired with high-end full-size cans, but it performs well with premium portable headphones or IEMs. Nevertheless, it may not work fine with very warm or very dark headphones/earphones, but should communicate well with those neutral. A bit of synergy is required, though. I really like Cayin N3 + AKG K551 tandem. Upper midrange and treble are a bit softened – the sound is more smooth and soft, which I find favorable. Soundstage and instrument arrangement is impressive, dynamics is high and the sound is fast. Focal Spirit Professional also work well with N3 – they become more musical, engaging, with improved dynamics. The situation is worse with Final Sonorus III (but these are very specific headphones) - highs were harsh at times. Etymotic ER-4PT sound a bit warmer, smoother and softer, but remained very detailed and forward. With ER-4S adapter the results were also fine with precise bass, dense mids and well-controlled highs. The sound was still analytical and hi-res, but the tuning has become more natural and musical. The soundstage was, however, average, close and small. Noble Audio 4 featured close midrange, tight bass and rather soft highs. Softening and smoothening helped – syblization (a common issue for Noble 4) decreased. Light hiss was audible (even with the low gain), but wasn’t disturbing, even in more quiet parts of music tracks. Noble Audio Savant are less prone to hissing, but, because of that, their bass is also a bit too tempered. I like Savants paired with other, more neutral DAPs – with Cayin N3 they sound a bit too warm, too soft, too smooth and too calm. Such a tandem still works fine, but not as engaging as iBasso DX90 or FiiO X5 III. Brainwavz B200 are not a good companion either. They are dark, warm, with forward mids and when connected to the N3, they become too dark and too smooth. Fast Delivery and in Perfect Working Order Please also refer to the Pictures as they show the actual item you are receiving, these pictures also form a part of our description, Fast Delivery – We Use 24 Hour DPD As standard and most of our parcels are delivered next day on mainland UK. (EXCLUDING WEEKENDS). Small packages such as games etc, and will be sent via Royal Mail Recorded. For packages over 1 metre we may use Parcelforce 48 If an item is on Auction we will let the auction run, We will not accept offers, please bid as per everyone else. For items that are fixed price, we will not respond to any offers. Ireland - We may charge additional shipping as it costs us more to ship off mainland UK for parcels. International – We only ship international if the item is purchased via Ebays Global Shipping Programme.For collections please visit our store during our operating hours of 9-5PM Product Code ( 038700297416)
?CAYIN N3 HIGH RESOLUTION PORTABLE MUSIC DAP/DAC - UK Seller? This product is used and in excellent condition The screen is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratchesThe casing is in excellent condition, with no marks or scratches supplied in its original box, with a silicon case and charge cable ConstructionCayin N3 is a bar-shaped device with rounded edges. Its housing is made of aluminum while the screen and the operating buttons are surrounded by plastic. The back of the device is lined with faux leather. N3’s dimensions are 100 mm (H) x 54 mm (W) x 13 mm (D). In general, the DAP is just a little bigger than FiiO X1 II. The front side is mainly occupied by a 2.4-inch non-touch screen. It’s a IPS panel with 400x360 px resolution (224 ppi). It’s colorful and the backlight is strong. Colors are fine, fonts and album covers are sharp. Viewing angles are wide enough for a DAP. Below the screen placed are 5 buttons. The middle one is a physical one, big and round. The other buttons are flat, touch-operated, separated by white lines which indicate charging process. Other buttons are arranged on sides. The right flank is filled with 3 buttons that control the playback while on the left edge there are power and volume buttons. The bottom part of the right flank has microSD reader installed and there’s also reset hole on the left edge. Sockets are all located on the bottom edge. There’s a 3.5mm jack/line out on the very left, USB type C port in the middle and SPDIF out on the right. Build quality is high. N3 is not a toy-DAP, but a serious device. Its design, though simple, is also likeable. There are two color options available: blue and matte-black, while cover cases are available in various colours. Ergonomics and handlingUsing a small, 0.1 kg DAP is a very pleasant experience, especially after operating bulky DAPs like iBasso DX200 each day. Cayin N3 is not as tiny as Sandisk Sansas or FiiO M3, but it’s a 100-percent portable device that would squeeze in every pocket. Ergonomics is high – thumb operates the front buttons and easily reaches the side ones. Handling is easy – arrow-buttons are used for scrolling, back button is used for returning one screen up or – when hold – to the home screen. Menu button opens additional options and shortcuts. Memory card slot can be easily accessed – it’s protected by just a plastic cover. Physical buttons are precise and touch buttons ‘answer’ with a vibration. Their contact area is wide, but it’s a pity that they are not illuminated. In addition to that, they are also placed too close to one another, but you can easily become accustomed to it. Changing between headphone and line out is done via settings. USB type C port supports USB On The Go and can also transfer digital audio signal. MicroSD reader supports 256 GB cards, but there’s no internal storage. N3 also works as a USB DAC. In ‘minimum latency’ mode the audio-video synchronization is proper. Bluetooth options are really impressive – aptX codec is supported and N3 can work both as a BT transmitter or receiver. Therefore, one can either pair N3 with earphones and with a smartphone and transfer music from Spotify or Tidal app to IEMs or cans that are connected to the Cayin. Even though Cayin N3 is a simple device with a simple screen, the battery life is mediocre – up to 12 hours with the screen off. Typically the device can be powered on for 8-10 hours. Charging with a 5V/2A adapter takes around 2 hours. Operating systemN3’s operating system is basic and resembles the one used in non-Android FiiO’s DAPs. Home screen consists of 6 icons: library, folders, now playing, music settings, Bluetooth and general settings. The first section provides access to playlists, favorite tracks and library. Another section lets you browse TF card files or USB OTG device ; it can also scan these medias. ‘Now playing’ screen displays covers and useful information on the upper status bar. Music settings allow changing the gain (3 steps), replay gain, gapless, EQ (8 presets + manual mode), 5 digital filters and advanced settings of playback and volume. Bluetooth section features pairing mode with an option to disable aptX. Settings menu offers changing language, themes, USB mode, brightness and firmware update. Menu structure is logical and no options are lacking. Specs? Asahi Kasei AKM4490EN DAC? 2,4” IPS screen, 400x360px? Bluetooth 4.0, aptX, Duplex function? USB type C (OTG support), USB DAC (asynchronous USB Audio 2.0), SPDIF out? 3-step gain, compatible with 16-200? headphones? battery life: up to 12 hours (screen off), charging time: 2 hours (5V/2A adapter)? microSD slot (up to 256 GB)? dimensions: 100 x 54 x 13 mm? weight: 100 g SoundHeadphones/IEMs: Audeze LCD-2 (Double Helix Fusion Complement4, PlusSound X8), MrSpeakers Ether 1.1 oraz Ether C Flow (Forza AudioWorks Noir HPC mk2, DUM), Final Sonorus III, AKG K612 Pro, Focal Spirit Professional, AKG K551, Noble Audio Savant i Noble 4, Etymotic ER-4PT, Brainwavz B200DAC/AMPs and AMPs: Burson Conductor Virtuoso (Sabre), RHA DACAMP L1, AIM SC808, ODAC i O2, Leckerton UHA-760, Zorloo ZuperDACDAPs: FiiO X5 III, iBasso DX200, iBasso DX90Interconnects: Forza AudioWorks Copper Series, KlotzMusic: many genres in various formats including 24-bit and binaural tracks N3 was tested with v1.1 firmware. N3’s sound does not disappoint – it offers high dynamics and high resolution. It’s a neutral DAP, a bit warm, soft and smooth. N3 is also musical and allows for easy-listening – upper midrange or highs aren’t exhausting. The sound is also not dark, slow or distant. On the other hand, the tuning is also not ideally balanced and not very analytical. The amount of details is fine, the resolution is rather high and musicality is more important than music-analysis. Bass is a bit accented in its mid-range – you can’t expect tremendous transition into subbas, but it’s still fine. The lows are not enhanced, but the bass isn’t lacking either. This region is dense, well-controlled, with diversified texture. The lows aren’t dominating and don’t cover other frequency ranges. The sound isn’t also boring – the attack of the lows is good, the bass is fast and dynamic. Music is soft and engaging. Midrange is also smooth, soft and a bit warm. Its lower range is not very highlighted and upper regions are softened, but not rolled off. The tuning is pleasant and non-fatiguing – upper midrange isn’t rough or hissing. The sound is rather natural than neutral – it’s not very analytical, but vivid, revealing many details. Everything stays close, without sharp edges. I prefer neutrality, but N3’s naturalness is also likeable as it works seamlessly with many music genres. High tones are not reduced – N3’s tuning is not dark and not covered. Upper treble are audible, but soft, not harsh at all. The highs are not prone to sibilization and aren’t grainy, but remain smooth. This frequency range is not sharp either. Trebles are well-controlled, precise, not very extended and not very accented. Cayin N3’s tonality is impressive, but the soundstage is not. The latter is circular, with optimal size and proportions. Separation is fine, but the sound is not very airy – distances between instruments aren’t huge. The space isn’t very wide and the crosstalk is average. It’s easy to notice that there’s a single DAC only, but it’s hard to expect more at this price tag – the holographics is good for this market segment. Cayin N3’s line outThe sound via line out is almost the same – it’s hard to distinguish line out and a headphone out. Leckerton UHA760 made the sound harder, less smooth. With RHA DACAMP L1 low tones were thickened and soundstage was bigger. Line out, therefore, can tune the sound or add more power. The line out is not raw, not neutral. Cayin N3 vs other DAPsN3’s quality is not on par with iBasso DX90, FiiO X5 III and far worse than iBasso DX200. But in comparison with the two first DAPs, the differences are not as huge as the price gap between them. Both X5 III and DX90 are neutral-sounding DAPs, while in case of N3 a pinch of warmth, smoothness and softness can be observed. FiiO’s device is brighter and offers better channel and instrument separation. Dynamics is similar, but X5 III is more airy and the resolution is higher. DX90 provides deeper, more dense bass ; midrange plus treble are also stronger. DX90 uses a dual DAC, so channel separation is improved, the distances between the instruments are bigger and the resolution is higher. N3 sounds more narrow and both channels blur into one, but it’s only noticeable when you got a better DAP to compare. I find Cayin N3 more interesting than FiiO X3K or X1 II. It sounds natural, not digital. X1 II is cheaper, but offers smaller soundstage and lower resolution. X3K (X3 II) is similar to N3 in terms of quality, but with different tuning: brighter, with more accented highs and less present midrange. Cayin’s sound is more pleasant with more forward mids and smooth, soft highs. Moreover, N3 is also smaller and offers Bluetooth connection with aptX support, while X3K doesn’t have BT at all. Cayin N3 vs headphones/IEMsDue to its quite high power and 3-step gain control, Cayin N3 is quite elastic regarding headphones/earphones choice. It will work fine with more-demanding headphones as well as with sensitive IEMs using Balanced Armature drivers (if they are, however, of very high sensitivity, some hiss is audible). N3 doesn’t shine paired with high-end full-size cans, but it performs well with premium portable headphones or IEMs. Nevertheless, it may not work fine with very warm or very dark headphones/earphones, but should communicate well with those neutral. A bit of synergy is required, though. I really like Cayin N3 + AKG K551 tandem. Upper midrange and treble are a bit softened – the sound is more smooth and soft, which I find favorable. Soundstage and instrument arrangement is impressive, dynamics is high and the sound is fast. Focal Spirit Professional also work well with N3 – they become more musical, engaging, with improved dynamics. The situation is worse with Final Sonorus III (but these are very specific headphones) - highs were harsh at times. Etymotic ER-4PT sound a bit warmer, smoother and softer, but remained very detailed and forward. With ER-4S adapter the results were also fine with precise bass, dense mids and well-controlled highs. The sound was still analytical and hi-res, but the tuning has become more natural and musical. The soundstage was, however, average, close and small. Noble Audio 4 featured close midrange, tight bass and rather soft highs. Softening and smoothening helped – syblization (a common issue for Noble 4) decreased. Light hiss was audible (even with the low gain), but wasn’t disturbing, even in more quiet parts of music tracks. Noble Audio Savant are less prone to hissing, but, because of that, their bass is also a bit too tempered. I like Savants paired with other, more neutral DAPs – with Cayin N3 they sound a bit too warm, too soft, too smooth and too calm. Such a tandem still works fine, but not as engaging as iBasso DX90 or FiiO X5 III. Brainwavz B200 are not a good companion either. 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