Do you think only specific apps can play bit-perfect or could all music players because maybe the Sony dac/amp is already bypassing the android stack which resamples to 48khz? I think they are using their own audio drivers but I'm still not sure if all the music apps can play bit-perfect. I'm also curious if connecting to a Plex server will be viable. When you're away from home tunnel back into your LAN with a VPN server on WiFi and then connect to your Plex media server to stream music, but I'm not sure how network shares or anything would get implemented in the native Sony Player. If every app plays bit-perfect I could just use the Plexamp app, or maybe I should try UAPP.
It will only be bit-perfect if you download the file and using sony app to play the music. Streaming music will have to go through android. But it sounds decent enough to enjoy the music anyway.
I guess it depends on google. I don’t think sony will provide upgraded version for the android system. It will remain the Android 11 for the life of the device. As long as Apple Music and any other streaming app can still run on android 11 then it will keep its functionality. Even if one day streaming services can not be run on the device anymore. You can still use the built in player app to play music as what the old version can do.
Hello... I am using a 5v 1a charger to charge the walkman and I noticed that it takes 2 hours and 30 minutes from zero unlike the computer where it took the 4 hours advertised. Is it normal that it lasts less or is the charger inadequate?
Hello, im looking for a dap which can do bit-perfect on android for streaming music, im using apple music and i want to download loseless music from apple music, this will do the job? Or which dap can you recommend me? Thanks a lot
You can only achieve bit-perfect by downloading the actual music file into the folder and played by the sony app. Directly playing the music in apple music app won’t be bit-perfect.
Hey I'm very curious if this DAP works with a 1.5TB microSDXC card, on the website it says up to 1TB but maybe it's outdated data since cards with 1.5TB are coming out now. Have you tried it or do you think those cards won't be read properly? I hope you respond, thanks.
There is no limitation on the SD card capacity. The website shows it can take SD SDHC SDXC doesn’t mention the size of it. But generally as long as the machine can access the format of SD card, it can read the files in it. Make sure you format it using the DAP before putting anything in.
@@jorgeluisfernandez2560 There are some technology that only sony is offering. Such as DSD Remastering Engine, DSEE Ultimate,Vinyl Processor, DC Phase Linearizer. Those are very interesting sound settings. I personally prefer using it.
It depends on what you are looking for. This device produces a balanced sound. Some other devices can create a stronger bass. But you won’t be disappointed, as this machine is still the industry standard.
Thank you for the video, Great review. !
My pleasure!
Nice review.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Do you think only specific apps can play bit-perfect or could all music players because maybe the Sony dac/amp is already bypassing the android stack which resamples to 48khz? I think they are using their own audio drivers but I'm still not sure if all the music apps can play bit-perfect.
I'm also curious if connecting to a Plex server will be viable. When you're away from home tunnel back into your LAN with a VPN server on WiFi and then connect to your Plex media server to stream music, but I'm not sure how network shares or anything would get implemented in the native Sony Player. If every app plays bit-perfect I could just use the Plexamp app, or maybe I should try UAPP.
It will only be bit-perfect if you download the file and using sony app to play the music. Streaming music will have to go through android. But it sounds decent enough to enjoy the music anyway.
Will there be Android upgrade support and for how long? The old WM1A/Z will never be obsolete because they weren't Android, and not connected devices.
I guess it depends on google. I don’t think sony will provide upgraded version for the android system. It will remain the Android 11 for the life of the device. As long as Apple Music and any other streaming app can still run on android 11 then it will keep its functionality. Even if one day streaming services can not be run on the device anymore. You can still use the built in player app to play music as what the old version can do.
Compare with Golden one, what is different on sound stages😊?
The gold one is richer and smoother.
Outstanding !
How many GB ?
over 100g internal storage, but you can add extra storage by incert a sd card.
Hello... I am using a 5v 1a charger to charge the walkman and I noticed that it takes 2 hours and 30 minutes from zero unlike the computer where it took the 4 hours advertised. Is it normal that it lasts less or is the charger inadequate?
Completely normal. Higher capacity charger will charge your device quicker.
Hello, im looking for a dap which can do bit-perfect on android for streaming music, im using apple music and i want to download loseless music from apple music, this will do the job? Or which dap can you recommend me? Thanks a lot
You can only achieve bit-perfect by downloading the actual music file into the folder and played by the sony app. Directly playing the music in apple music app won’t be bit-perfect.
Hey I'm very curious if this DAP works with a 1.5TB microSDXC card, on the website it says up to 1TB but maybe it's outdated data since cards with 1.5TB are coming out now. Have you tried it or do you think those cards won't be read properly? I hope you respond, thanks.
There is no limitation on the SD card capacity. The website shows it can take SD SDHC SDXC doesn’t mention the size of it. But generally as long as the machine can access the format of SD card, it can read the files in it. Make sure you format it using the DAP before putting anything in.
@@noname0007 Thanks for answering my question!
Between this and hiby r6 pro II or ibasso dx260 which one you think is better? Thanks
I prefer sony. But you have to listen to them personally to find out.
@@noname0007 can this sony drive iems and over ears? I read that have less power than hiby or fiio
@@jorgeluisfernandez2560 You can turn on the high gain function. Then it's powerful enough to drive most of the over the ears.
@@noname0007 and why you prefer this sony bro? It has better sound?
@@jorgeluisfernandez2560 There are some technology that only sony is offering. Such as DSD Remastering Engine, DSEE Ultimate,Vinyl Processor, DC Phase Linearizer. Those are very interesting sound settings. I personally prefer using it.
Do you like it???
I absolutely love it.
how do you think it compares to something like the Hiby R6 III I'm new to this stuff and am thinking about getting the Hiby to start@@noname0007
But the best is nw wm1zm2 not this... Ha4.. Peace!
The gold one is amazing. But too expensive. The sound is warmer than the black one.
Naa.. audiophiliacs noobs u missed the Kimber Kable things bra.. Ha3.. Peace!
@@masterazlan6999you are noob bruh
Basically Is a filler word,
I tune out when people use it.
Basically!
is it worth it?
It depends on what you are looking for. This device produces a balanced sound. Some other devices can create a stronger bass. But you won’t be disappointed, as this machine is still the industry standard.