I'm really glad to hear they've fixe dhte performance problems.
I bought one a couple months ago and returned it after being just blown
away by its slowness. Will go out and give it another try I suppose.
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I bought a TeraStation. Until I upgraded to the latest 1.08 firmware
(came out June 23, 2005), I was dissapointed with the speed. However,
as you shall see below, I am now quite satisfied with the speed after
the firmware upgrade.
Using a RAID 5 configuration, I now get 22 MB / second (168 mbps)
If jitter is coming from the PSU. Howabout this mod
Change the stock switching PSU to a linear regulated PSU 5V, 2A
Then, change the original oscillator to Elso clock or Tent clock which
are supposed to have very low jitter. Would this work?
The only think I am concern is that there are still s
CardinalFang Wrote:
> I'm considering building a PSU into the same enclosure. Is there any
> off-the-shelf 5V regulated PSUs that anyone would recommend, or should
> I stick with the wall wart one?
For this, I'd recommend an internal linear PSU. I don't know about
off-the-shelf ones but Andrew h
True... if you're DAC relies on the incoming digital signal for that. I
guess it depends on the DAC you're using and the type of tweaks you're
going to do.
If you use a DAC with its own clock then you don't need to be
synchronised with the source and you can then pass the incoming signal
throug
seanadams Wrote:
>
> Anyway to answer your question: you will need a 9-15V battery (your
> choice depending on run-time required, rechargeability etc) and
> something like this to generated regulated 5VDC for the Squeezebox2:
>
> http://www.powerstream.com/dc6.htm
>
> Slightly off the subject
> Meaning, improve the power supply, deal with jitter and do other tweaks
> on that end.The problem being that the jitter performance of the DAC is only
> as good
as the clock you're feeding it, and if you are deriving that clock from
a 'jittery' signal, you are making your job that much harder.
It's true that the power supply could probably have an affect on jitter.
How much, I think is arguable. At least it would be nice if someone
could measure it. Still, I doubt the difference (if any) would be
audible.
Personally, I'd much rather focus on the DAC end. Meaning, improve the
power s
Your opinion would not be entirely correct, since the PSU can also
affect the clock (oscillator). Whether you consider this analogue or
digital, is entirely up to you!
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Not true because the Power Supply can induce noise inside (BTW even
outside) the unit that will impact the digital outputs as well (impact
on the jitter for example). Bit-exact is not the only thing to consider
for an audiophile system.
Michel
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My opinion to that would be yes, yes and yes. But like Sean says
audiophiles can be pretty, uhm eccentric. :)
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