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The Imod has quite a wide soundstage, but the soundstage of the Teclast still remains more three dimensional than the Imod. The dual wolfson circuitry of the T51 is definitely a very potent one, and definitely better than the DAC section on the Ipods and the Sony X. But at the end, I really think that all these imperfections are livable, because the T51 gives so much sound quality for so little price. The UI does have some bugs, like the songs that you have on the external microSD card is not included in the main playerвЂ™s library, and so you have to always browse through the folder structure which is a few taps from the main library navigation. And while the touch screen is not as sensitive as the Ipod Touch or the Sony X, itвЂ™s still quite a good touchscreen. It has a nicely finished plastic enclosure.

ItвЂ™s similar to the dimension of the Ipod Classic 120GB, only a tiny bit longer. The overall package of the T51 is fairly good, and would appeal to people outside the audiophile circle looking for an affordable, touch screen display equipped, digital player.

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This player happens to use the same dual Wolfson WM8740 as in the Ibasso D4 portable DAC/Amp. Moving on to the next Chinese DAP is the Teclast T51 aka Nationite S:Flo2. I think Head-Direct needs to build a portable cover for the HM-801 that still gives you access to all its controls, then we can start to rock with the HM-801 on the road. The Hifiman, it seems was designed to be carried with a soft pouch (but be careful not to dent it), and to be enjoyed in your office desk. At least in the case of the Ipod, the glossy part is only at the back, and you can get covers for the Ipod fairly easily. IвЂ™ve been babying this player because itвЂ™s a loaner, and that glossy surface is very prone to scratching. I can live with all the primitive UI and the battery life, but itвЂ™s a pity that the enclosure is finished in a high gloss lacquer, because that makes it very hard to use on the move. The HM-801 is an awesome sounding player for a portable, but if I can make any complain about the HM-801, my first one would be directed to the enclosure. The whole вЂњI can feel the singer is standing in front of meвЂќ thing is much more real now that youвЂ™re listening through the HM-801. The soundstage is wide, and even more three dimensional than the RWA Imod. Seriously, this portable gear is worthy to feed some signal to my HD800. If you have a good desktop set up at home, then you know the sound that IвЂ™m talking about. The timbre, the decays, the definitions of each note on the HM-801 really sounds like an audiophile piece of gear. The treble remains very detailed, but at the same time relaxed and not piercing. ItвЂ™s very detailed and will show you whatвЂ™s in the music, the little things, the nuances. There is much more body on the sound than all the other portables.

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The sound is very relaxed and full bodied, warm and laid back. You will find details coming from the music sounds very natural and effortless on the HM-801. The HM-801 doesnвЂ™t even sound like itвЂ™s working hard to show all its superiority. I can say that itвЂ™s probably better than most entry level desktop CD Players. Still with the same set up, the HM-801 connected to the Protector and the HD-800 in balanced, sounds really amazing, and whoever said that this player belongs in a different league, is right. I guess the Burr-Brown PCM1704 chip simply separates itself from the stuff we see on the Ipods and the Sony X. Moving on to the sound, the HM-801 exhibits all the technical superiority from the previous DAPs with such an ease. Good thing that the T51 can be charged from a standard USB port, but the HM-801 is not as versatile, as it needs its own dedicated charger, and the charger is fairly big, weighing far more than the player itself. Anyway, our DAP expert told me that the HM-801 lasts for 8 hours, and 10 hours for the T51. I did try to have a battery-life test, but I keep on messing up the count on the players. With such an impressive hardware spec, youвЂ™ll be lucky if they can last 12 hours of continuous play. Both the T51 and the HM-801 comes with a weaker than average battery life.

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