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Does it work well for a M2Tech Evo USB to Spif converter? The way will be: PC -> Intona -> Evo -> DAC In the Intona, the usb output and input connectors are Type-A or Type-B?

These days I have compared the EVO with LIFEPO4 battery and power supply (very very cheaper). The battery is a 9,6 v LIFEPO4 battery connected directly to the EVO. The power supply is very cheaper but it's is connected to a regenerator(important). In my listenings i have noticed that with the battery have more detail and soundstage but the music lost balance completly and it is now aggressive and hard (too much highs). Instruments like a trumpet lost the correct tone, already not sound like a trumpet. With the power supply the EVO is far most musical, visceral, more enjoyable and with the instruments have a good tone too. I would like to prove with a very good power supply like a Paul Hynes power supply or Bolder. What could happen? But my first priority is the EVO Clock.

Have Someone tried different usb cables with the Evo? Are there any improvements?

That is a fabulous question. I have an usb converter too, the M2tech Evo and i would like to know if there is some difference between hight end usb cables and the usb standard cable that i'm using now.

Could the Evo work with a 12.8v LiFePO4 battery? The Evo has 15VDC max . This LiFePO4 battery has a voltage: 12.8 V (working) 14.6 V (peak) 10.0 V ( cut-off)