Audioengine D1 Vs Fiio E17

FiiO E17 DAC and headphone amp review by Dale | What Hi-Fi ...

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Audioengine D1 Vs Fiio E17 - What to choose?

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The D1 is happy driving a wide range of headphones – all it lacks sonically is a touch of rhythmic fluidity and a small degree of precision. (Read also : Audioengine D1 Vs AudioQuest DragonFly) Fiio E17 Fiio E17 has similar shape with a portable MP3 player so that this petite headphone amp/DAC is suitable for your pocket.

Audioengine D1 vs Fiio E17 for Gaming/Gaming Headset ...

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1. Asus Xonar DX + FiiO E11K 2. Better Asus Soundcard, or something external like the Xonar U7 3. Asus Xonar DX + Schiit Magni 4. Asus Xonar DX+ FiiO E17 (so that I can also have a good DAC for portable devices) 5. Audioengine D1 (I own Audioengine A2 speakers, so if I went for a complete external setup, I'd need something to plug them into)

Audioengine D1 Vs Fiio E10k - What to choose?

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This page provided Audioengine D1 vs Fiio E10 and Audioengine D1 vs Fiio E17. Fiio E10K The Fiio E10K has built in analog volume control, decent headphone amp, bass boost, and solid build quality for only price among $75.00. The sound is good especially for the bass performance is a touch fat and not as tonally accurate as some of the others ...

Audioengine D1 vs. FiiO E10K vs. DragonFly Red | The ...

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FiiO E17 DAC and headphone amp review by Dale | What Hi-Fi ...

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The Audioengine D1 gets all of its power from the USB whereas the FiiO E17 apparently gets its power from the internal rechargeable battery, so that may account for the E17 having greater headroom than USB-powered DAC/amps. Looking at the FiiO E17 from the front, it has an LCD screen for browsing the menu and checking the current settings.