I was using the car analogy to illustrate a point that numbers do not
always prove that there is no difference , but as you say , if there is
a difference then your preferences are inviolate.
In audio , there is no universal truth, nothing is ever a straight wire
with gain and thus whatever is on
Rodney_Gold;312741 Wrote:
I was using the car analogy to illustrate a point that numbers do not
always prove that there is no difference , but as you say , if there is
a difference then your preferences are inviolate.
In audio , there is no universal truth, nothing is ever a straight wire
Rodney_Gold wrote:
... and even if you are talking digital , where the notion (wrongly)
is that the signal is 1's and 0's (its an analog sine wave) ...
Rodney,
Assuming you are talking about SPDIF here, the digital information is
actually transmitted using Biphase mark code. [1]
R.
[1]
Well it has to be something thats happening to the digital signal, tho
at what stage and what affects the signal is beyond me. I'm a natural
sceptic and not prone to snake oil stuff , butI have directly AB
compared various sources etc into my system , which is actually easy to
do , considering my
Well, I got my info from
http://www.epanorama.net/documents/audio/spdif.html
and to quote the passage
S/PDIF signals
The signal on the digital output of a CD-player looks like almost
perfect sine-wave, with an amplitude of 500 mVtt and a frequency of
almost 3 MHz.
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Rodney_Gold
Sb3/Z-sys
Rodney_Gold;312787 Wrote:
Well it has to be something thats happening to the digital signal, tho
at what stage and what affects the signal is beyond me. I'm a natural
sceptic and not prone to snake oil stuff , butI have directly AB
compared various sources etc into my system , which is
Have been using FW43 for the last two days - no funny knop noises at
all. Great.
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Ole
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Yes, this seems to have completely fixed the excessive degaussing
burps for me. Thanks!
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gharris999
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Is fw43 included in 7.2 as well as 7.1?
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radish;312843 Wrote:
Is fw43 included in 7.2 as well as 7.1?
Yes
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seanadams
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What do I do to upgrade (which files should I download and run)? I am
using Windows (XP). I did this before with FW40, but that was months
ago and I've forgotten how to do it!
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marlowe
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Phil Leigh wrote:
To comply with forum protocols, this message has been upsampled to
24-bit:
Y000 e000 s000
Sorry, that is not upsampling, and you don't upsample to go from three
characterst to 24. That is just widening. And since Sean's inital post
was in ASCII, which is roughy
Android 1 10001000001
Android 2 111000111001001
Android 1 1010001100
Yeah, well it does it does lose a bit in translation.
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...SB3+Stontronics PSU - Altmann
JISCO/UPCI - TACT
marlowe;312862 Wrote:
What do I do to upgrade (which files should I download and run)? I am
using Windows (XP). I did this before with FW40, but that was months
ago and I've forgotten how to do it!
Download the .exe file from the location that Sean pointed at, and run
it.
HTH
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ceejay
Why not just use inguz room correction instead of dealing with another
device in the chain?
the effect should be similar, and its basically for free (except buying
a mic and mic preamp)
http://www.inguzaudio.com/RoomCorrection/
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Frosti
Sean,
Until now no rattle here (for 24 hours), so it seems it is solved. But
I will keep paying attention (with v42 the rattle started after two
days here).
Teus
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I've received my Behringer ecm8000 today, and should be getting
mobilepre tomorrow,
my room acoustics is a disaster.
I'm of to d/l the new version
Would like to hear your results
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Frosti
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Sean, thanks for Your answer.
Please don't feel bad about my post, it is more argument in discussion
then request to Slimdevices. I overreacted after provocation( not from
slimdevices).
Please take Your time to fix this bug,
thanks ones again,
Nenad
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sikahr
Frosti wrote:
Why not just use inguz room correction instead of dealing with another
device in the chain?
the effect should be similar, and its basically for free (except buying
a mic and mic preamp)
http://www.inguzaudio.com/RoomCorrection/
Because inguz is a Windows thing (OK, it can
honestguv;312459 Wrote:
Great fun indeed but who is going to look at a Denon receiver in the
same way again?I've been extremely happy with my Yamaha that I chose over the
Denon and
now I'm even happier.
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Nonreality
-IF THE RULE YOU FOLLOWED BROUGHT YOU TO THIS, OF WHAT USE IS THE
I also got my DEQ2496 used for $200. I'm using it as a DAC with my SB3
as well as performing the digital EQ. It is doing a very good job at
both functions. I like to leave my computer shut off when listening to
Pandora, last.fm, internet radio, etc so the dedicated hardware is a
better
I've had my eye on a Transporter since the day after I received the SB3.
One thing that held me back was its lack of support for 88.2k for all
that money. Not to mention they are very expensive. And even used
prices really hold up (they have held up higher on the transporter than
I have seen for
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