As many audiophiles know, using a external DAC (digital-to-analog converter) with the GS3 tremendously improves sound quality over the built-in chip found in Verizon's GS3.
Currently, the GS3 will output USB audio over a USB OTG cable to many external USB DACs. A list of some of the currently compatible DACs can be found here:
head-fi. org/t/595071/android-phones-and-usb-dacs/240
However, the dilemma lies here: some USB DACs are not recognized by the GS3, likely due to the GS3 refusing to recognizing devices that have a power-draw of more than 100 mA.
My question is this: would it be possible to create a kernel/ROM that would allow an excess power-draw from USB devices like the portable headphone AMP/DAC called the Fiio E17? There have been unconfirmed reports of a modder (somewhere) doing this (read comments section):
amazon. co.uk/review/R1UFZGEPXQ5FHN
Thanks for any and all help.
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Currently, the GS3 will output USB audio over a USB OTG cable to many external USB DACs. A list of some of the currently compatible DACs can be found here:
head-fi. org/t/595071/android-phones-and-usb-dacs/240
However, the dilemma lies here: some USB DACs are not recognized by the GS3, likely due to the GS3 refusing to recognizing devices that have a power-draw of more than 100 mA.
My question is this: would it be possible to create a kernel/ROM that would allow an excess power-draw from USB devices like the portable headphone AMP/DAC called the Fiio E17? There have been unconfirmed reports of a modder (somewhere) doing this (read comments section):
amazon. co.uk/review/R1UFZGEPXQ5FHN
Thanks for any and all help.
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