pfarrel is right an rca plug cannot be 75ohm its a design thing ...I
don't know if the canare is close or notbut as said its to do with
the diameter and size of the central conductor ..I can't see who they
have managed it
I've put up a simple diy recipe that will outperform all but the
nuhi;223503 Wrote:
Heimiko, maybe you could try the 7 as well. If it helps to you too then
I'll reinstall my Windows with just 7 on it, I reinstall almost every
week anyway, it's my other hobby (not joking) :)
Okey, will try this eve, if I got time that is. Otheriwse - tomorrow.
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I've only tried, the three chord's, a Cardas and a VDH andoh can't
remember the others, still I settled with the Chord digi Signature love
it :D
VDH did nothing for my kit or ears, Cardas was wonderfully warm,
detailed and relaxing, Chord Sig bit more of a wake up call :)
Try your favorite
Some time ago I decided I won't pay premium price for cables anymore -
unless I know it is technically justified, which didn't happen to me
yet - so Au is out. Too bad I didn't try it before. :)
Now, what about RF/EMI and shielding? All BS, or there's something in
that?
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jhm731;223532 Wrote:
Take a look at Audience's Conductor cables:
http://www.audience-av.com/cables/c_description.php
Thanks for the link. There's some entertaining reading there,
particularly this:
http://www.audience-av.com/powerchord/
To the OP, I would recommend bluejeans cables.
Just for the couriosity.
http://www.venhaus1.com/diycatfivecables.html
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arne;223272 Wrote:
well...
i've written a batch file that scans the whole media library of foobar
for hdcds and saves the results in a log file. this way you can
conveniently scan all you flacs or apes without converting them
manually. after that you can use foobar again to convert the
cjk32;223680 Wrote:
Sounds like an excellent tool, exactly the sort of thing I had in mind
when referring to script wrappers.
I've added some (hopefully script friendly) command line options. I
won't explain them here as I'd like the usage information (hdcd.exe -h)
to be self
Stereovox XV2, a true giant killer.
http://www.signals-superfi.com/stereovox/index.html
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0706/stereovox_xv2.htm
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ErikM;223725 Wrote:
Stereovox XV2, a true giant killer.
http://www.signals-superfi.com/stereovox/index.html
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0706/stereovox_xv2.htm
Why to pay $150? I don't mind if it makes sense, so... anything special
about this cable?
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325xi
Maybe I'm asking a dumb question... but how can you pick up radio
frequeny - electromagnetic interference on an optical cable using light
to transmit the data?
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Oops sorry! You're referring to the coax version. I always forget that
spdif is either optical or coax. :p
Mike
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mvalera wrote:
mvalera wrote:
Maybe I'm asking a dumb question... but how can you pick up radio
frequency - electromagnetic interference on an optical cable using light
to transmit the data?
Oops sorry! You're referring to the coax version. I always forget that
spdif is either optical or
I need some advice on how to pin down a problem I am having.
I have a squeezebox hooked up to Audioengine speakers.
The connection is via composite cable (red and white) from the
squeezebox to the speakers with a composite Y ending with an mini-rca
plug at the speakers.
The problem is I will
Interesting test/article.
This Steven Nudget(Emperica Audio) coming from Intel and silicon valley
has knowledge about dac`s, circuits, opamps. No doubt.
Same with the engineers at BenchmarkMedia.
They are on an collision course, maybe. They both want to engineer good
dac`s, but Steven Nudget
At the risk of nit-picking
No oscillator is perfect, every one ever built has some level of phase
noise (aka jitter). Therefore anybody who claims their product has no
jitter is lying.
That's the whole point in determining how much jitter is audible. So
you know how good to make your
DCtoDaylight;223799 Wrote:
No oscillator is perfect, every one ever built has some level of phase
noise (aka jitter). Therefore anybody who claims their product has no
jitter is lying.
No one claims that - it wouldn't mean anything. What does mean
something is to claim your DAC is
Yeah it works fine on another amp. I have two squeezeboxes and it does
the same with both.
I thought surely it has to be a cable but I changed the cables (and
speaker wires) and I still have the same intermittent problem.
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Have you tried a regular CD player with the Audioengines?
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kphinney
SB3
Rotel RCD-1070
CIAudio DVA-2 w/ VAC-1 PS
JoLida 102B
Omega Grand 6's
PowerMac
Zhaolu D2.5 with headphone amp mod.
AKG K501
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No I have not. I don't own one. We use the Squeezebox for all our music.
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The Rca jacks are outputs for a subwoofer
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