Slevin, still got stock? PM me bro!

Since its similar to the soundcard in any PC and Laptop, you should be able to use with any speakers, headphones, earphones, cans, woodies, IEMs etc.

Just got mine just now.

My very brief review is, everything is louder and clearer from the T-Muso compared to my Realtek built-in soundcard.

Will test it on my laptop and office PC (crappier soundcard) later.

My complete review of T-Muso USB DAC.

Source: HP Compaq Desktop (Office)
Player: foobar2000
Can: ATH-ES7

Genre: Pop/Folk / Song: Reza Salleh - Kasih.flac
SoundMAX HD (Built-in soundcard): Bassline sounded louder than T-Muso. Volume is at mid. But when the instruments mixed together, everything became muddied.
T-Muso: Sounded surprisingly lower than the soundcard. But the music/instruments are more clearer.
Conclusion: The differences during intro and verses are unnoticeable but when the instruments+vocals came together, T-Muso WINS. You can hear the instruments clearly and everything(volume level)blends nicely.

Genre: Rock / Song: 30 Seconds to Mars - Beautiful Lie.mp3 (320kbps)
SoundMAX HD (Built-in soundcard): Most of the time, sounds are OK. But at times at higher volume, the sounds kinda muddied or digitalized.
T-Muso: Much much clearer sound. Volume levels for each instruments blends nicely. Unlike SoundMAX, the guitar distortions are more subtle. Not too loud, but the crunch is clearer.
Conclusion: T-Muso again! The clarity is noticeable even for a rock song like this.

Genre: Instrumental/Experimental / Song: Solanin OST - ENT - Pneuma.flac
SoundMAX HD (Built-in soundcard): The overall sound doesnt blends well when everything kicks in. But its unnoticeable during intro and verses.
T-Muso: Just like the previous songs, its sound clarity are obvious. The volume level might be lower, but when the music kicks in, its just beautiful. For a song with strings and drums&bass, T-Muso really compliments it.
Conclusion: Both sounded closer during intro and verses. But when the music kicks in, T-Muso WINS again! SoundMAX is just too loud and muddied.

Overall thoughts: T-Muso is surely a big change from your typical soundcards. I like the fact that it is portable as I "travel" alot. And it is also USB-powered. So only the USB cable is needed. For those who are not sure what to buy, and not willing to pay for those expensive DACs as starters, this is for you!

For me, this is one of my Audiophiles-Starter-Kit (as what I like to call it).

This post has been edited by EightPhantomz: Aug 4 2011, 08:08 AM

Yup no problem. Glad you like it!

Just notice this. Nice. If only these can be rolled like op amp. Hehe.

Good job Slevin! Should do a TT gath for us audiophiles to test and promote more. Good product need good exposure. Also, I didnt get the chance to test the others.

That, we cannot help you. Furthermore, this is a sale thread. Goto Audiophiles thread for further discussion.