Any news about the glitch in the DSP? Was it at least acknowledged somehow by Moondrop / crin?
Been testing out the Dusk DSP cable and it seems like the audio glitch might be sample rate-dependent; I was able to hear the same artifact on the drumstick clicks with the default 16-bit 44.1kHz sample rate, but manually increasing the sample rate to 32-bit 384kHz causes it to disappear.
Hopefully Moondrop themselves is performing their own testing and has a fix or replacement in the works.
do you have blessing 2 to dusk dsp default? I recently picked on bargain. Thanks!
Hey sorry to tack on here but I’m having an issue and I’ve googled it for an hour. Today, Moondrop released an iOS app, so I quickly downloaded it to my phone and iPad. Tried using it with my Mays and now the DSP cable is not even recognized as a USB device and I’ve walked around at work plugging it into anything with a USB-C port and it is completely dead. This happened the day I got the Mays, but it started working again the next day. I have their APK installed on my Android DAP, and it generally works on that device (but ONLY if I’m hot spotting to my phone’s data connection, it won’t work at my company wifi) and now that can’t see them either. I REALLY like these IEM’s but the combination of the absolute garbage software and the incredibly spotty performance of their cable, I’m pretty turned off from Moondrop forever. It’s clear they don’t give a sh*t about their products once they’ve been sold.
I tried the new iOS app with the DSP cable, and the cable still alive. The app does not detect the cable (AKA I cannot modify the EQ values), but the iPhone does detect the cable as a headphone.
Not sure what caused your cable to die, but I cannot reproduce your issue on an iPhone 15 Pro Max.
I agree with you regarding Moondrop and their after-sales service. My Dusk has developed cracks in the 2pin connector within 2 months of use and Moondrop did not care as long as the IEMs still functions as normal…
Wha both of you guys have experienced is what should normally be fully covered by the manufacturer warranty. I recommend continuing to push back on Moondrop, insisting on a replacement or refund.
No user-serviceable parts inside.
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That made me laugh harder than I have for a while, Thank you!
If you have ever read a Chinese manual translated into English or German, for example, I’m afraid I’m more likely to cry than laugh.
Whatever AI is at work here, the programmers have certainly failed.
I’ve wanted to order a Dusk for awhile now but have been waiting given the DSP cable noise issue. Anyone know if this has been fixed?
Last we heard from Crin (maybe 3-4 weeks ago) was that they’re still waiting on a response from the chip manufacturer.
I’d recommend waiting for impressions of the Kiwi Ears KE4 to come out, as that looks similarly tuned but almost half the price.
So, I bought one lol
Actually, I like the analog cable performance better. With a quality DAC-amp, there’s more dynamic drive, better detail retrieval, and more natural and organic timbres. With the DSP cable, the timbres sound a little bleached, there’s less detail, and PRaT suffers.
The review above does not say what DAC-amp was used when evaluating the analog performance. I tried it with the iBasso DC4 Pro, Earmen Sparrow, Earmen Tr-amp, iBasso DC-Elite, and the iBasso D16/PB5 combo. The Dusk scales very well and with the latter two in particular, the improvements above were not subtle. With the over-the-top D16/PB5 combo, it was massive. So, if you have a quality DAC-amp, buy with confidence. Per Crinacle, this IEM even without the DSP cable is a step forward from the Blessing 2: Dusk