Jitterbug;193678 Wrote: > > -I bypass the HCU04 and go directly to pin 42 on the XILINK. > I dare not to solder directly to the xilink :(
Jitterbug;193678 Wrote: > > -Rather than using a 50R/25R voltage divider to get from the X03's 5V > to the needed 3.3V, I use a 100R resisitor from the clock signal to > ground on the SB2 end. BTW, for this to work you need to keep the > resistor leads very short. > I also used 100R parallel in order to get 3,3V, but kept the resistor on the XO3 side. Any advantages on moving it to the other side of the coax? Jitterbug;193678 Wrote: > > -I also take the SPDIF dirctly from the XILINK, so have take the hex > buffer completely out of the circuit - in fact right off the board. > } Again, I dare not do this, afraid to screw my sb3 up for good :( I also wonder though what the advantage is? [QUOTE=Jitterbug;193678 Next step is to slave the the X03 clock to XO-DAC clock on my DAC for synchronous reclocking. I house everything in one enclosure so am excited about what this csn produce in terms of jitter levels. Yep, my next step as well :P Please, keep us informed, very interesting. To be honest I do not hear much of an improvement yet... :P -- tingtong5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tingtong5's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9671 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=32761 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
