Windows 10: Audioquest Red

I was using my Audioquest Red on my new Samsung i7 laptop running Windows ten.I installed windows eleven and now I have no sound via the audioquest even though it is still showing on the speakers, sound fine directly using headphones.Any help would be appreciated.

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Windows 10 mobile with audioquest dragonfly DAC - USB Host mode support?

Dear all,

I would like to connect a Dragondly red DAC with a Microsoft Lumia device to listen Spotify in a better Quality.

From Audioquest I was informed that if the device Supports USB Host mode I will work.

Does Windows 10 mobile Support this USB host mode?

What do I have to do to enable it?

Thanks in Avance for your Feedback and Support.

Juergen

 

AudioQuest Announces NightHawk Headphones

AudioQuest NightHawk headphones are now available from authorized AudioQuest dealers worldwide. In the increasingly crowded high-performance headphone market, NightHawk redefines luxury, beauty, comfort, sustainability, construction quality, sound quality, and overall value. Accompanying NightHawk's release, a comprehensive website details its development, innovative technologies, and bold design goals.

Said NightHawk designer, Skylar Gray: "We reevaluated and reimagined every aspect of headphone design to create a product that might serve to advance the state of headphone art-one that we hope inspires music lovers, headphone enthusiasts, thinkers, engineers, and creators of all kinds."





Designed for low distortion and maximum performance, NightHawk features a number of alternatives to typical headphone design.

• Unlike the overwhelming majority of headphones that use driver diaphragms made of Mylar, NightHawk's cone drivers are constructed from bio-cellulose, an all-natural material largely incapable of creating the harshness and ringing that so often plagues Mylar.
• NightHawk's bio-cellulose driver is equipped with a compliant rubber surround. This enables pistonic motion of the cone and provides a proper energy-killing termination to preserve the coherence of timing information.
• Unlike most headphone driver baskets, NightHawk's basket is designed for perfectly even distribution of its air vents, thus avoiding distortion-causing rocking of the voice-coil, enabling improved low-frequency control and extension.
• NightHawk's patented split-gap motor precisely focuses the magnetic field toward the extremes of the voice-coil's travel, resulting in lower intermodulation distortion and a cleaner, more balanced overall presentation.
• NightHawk comes equipped with two headphone cables: one designed for minimum distortion and maximum sound quality, and a second cable designed for outstanding durability.

Early critical response has been very positive. In the September 2015 issue of HiFi News, Ken Kessler decided, "The NightHawk isn't merely a superb 'first effort,' it is a superlative headphone, period."

DigitalTrends' Ryan Waniata noted "a gorgeous balance of warmth below and precision above." PC World's Elias Plastiras added, "The headphones gave us a glimpse of every single note being played, from the softest strum to the harshest thrash, and the bass was neither left behind nor overdone." Stereophile's Herbert Reichert reported, "The NightHawks had me choking back tears of musical appreciation."

AudioQuest's NightHawk headphones are available now at a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $599 US/$699 CAD/€599/£499/$895 AUD (EU and UK, VAT included).

 

AudioQuest Announces NightHawk Headphones

Aren't audioquest those clowns who release ridiculously priced "audiophile" ethernet cables? With directional arrows to boot?

Why should anyone trust them?