PerfectDynamics technology is device-specific optimizations for Enhanced / Advanced ROM introduced on 1st October 2017. In upcoming Munich 2018 AV Show, I’ll introduce PerfectDynamics 2.0 with iBasso DX200 and Fiio X5iii device.
During development of PerfectDynamics’ initial version, iBasso DX200 and Fiio X5iii didn’t get the better sounding version of firmware and they later improved in over time. After I tried DX150 2.9 firmware port on DX200, I feel it’s ready to take this to the next level.
Having good sounding firmware to optimize is very important because sometimes you can’t be sure whether this optimization will really improve over all performance or just compesate the flaw with firmware itself. Even now I’m still not sure that I can finish it before the show lol.
PerfectDynamics 2.0 Goals:
-Fix random crash and reboot in some scenarios (90% – Fixed stability issues with boot image optimizations)
-Decay, depth and imaging will be important than clarity and separation (60% – Tuning I/O optimizations)
-Transient dynamics will have improved linearity which will also reduce digital glare effect (40% – Tuning PerfectDynamics specific optimizations)
-Full sound reproduction will take higher priority than making audio sounding pure (40% – Tuning audio optimizations)
If I can archive all that, PerfectDynamics 2.0 will make Linux based audio performance becoming closer to Fidelizer’s optimizations in Windows. I’ll start working today on iBasso DX200 first and I hope to master PerfectDynamics 2.0 before the show. 🙂