TommyF

Bought the Logitech MX Master on monday and really happy with it

Thank you for your help man even though I couldn't do it myself I would actually prefer that one but because I live in Norway I would have to pay 72$ in shipping plus an extra 25% of the price including shipping. This means the total would be around 220$ for a 112$ product

But I'm probably just going to go for the FiiO E10K

I did try quite a lot but I couldn't check if the hardware was the problem because I don't have any other hardware lying around

So I can't fix it myself and would now really appreciate some help in finding a good dac

Oh well that would be great then if I didn't have to buy one at all, I posted my problem on the forum and was told that it was most likely EMI and I then just assumed that it was the shielding that failed... Stupid me

Well considering the very annoying crackling I get when I've plugged my headphones into the aux ports on my motherboard I'm guessing the shielding failed. I really don't know much about audio so I really didn't think I needed an amp with my headphones but if I do I will buy a DAC and AMP combo.

So I own the Sony MDR-1A headphones and I need a DAC for them because the audio shielding on my motherboard just failed. Looking for one that is around 100USD and would like two aux outputs so I can use my speakers as well. Considering the FiiO E10k right now.

Oh, nice

How on earth does your rig cost less than 120£?

http://www.cooltek.de/en/jonsbo-powered-by-cooltek/w-series/131/w2 I don't know if they sell this in the UK but it's quite small and not terribly expensive

Oh, hahahaha. Sorry

http://www.lian-li.com/en/dt_portfolio/pc-o7s/

Ok, well thank you all for such quick response

Oh! So maybe just try to run the audio cable away from all the other cables and see if it works then?