The transporter with a good powerchord, -filter and AES/EBU digital
connetction to external DAC with master wordclock, really outperforms
the SB3 SPDIF digital output in my setup.
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Rocket
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All you do is put them across the capacitors already there.
Are you saying that you connected the new caps in parallel with the old
ones?
If so, how come that the resulting 110.1 is making a noticeable
difference in audio quality? Am I missing something here?
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SlimboJimbo
Rocket;390162 Wrote:
The transporter with a good powerchord
Ahh - a Pete Townshend fan I see ;)
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radish
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SJobson;385365 Wrote:
While I've not heard a Transporter, it is readily apparent that DACs do
not all sound the same. My SB3 sounded better using my old Sony MD
deck as a DAC, and really excellent through my current Musical Fidelity
X-DAC V8.
I'm sure it will be quite apparent whether
FYI
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decoupling_capacitor
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dpuopolo - would you mind, posting a pic? so the ones of us that are
interested and not knowing much about electronics and have a soldering
iron, may be able to follow a picture while not understanding the
electronic words.
Many thanks :)
DC
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Deaf Cat
ModelCitizen;365952 Wrote:
If you want 24/96 you'll have to get a Transporter, but if 24/48 will
suffice I can recommend the AT Tunes modded SB3, known as the SB+. It
does sound much better than the SB3 (via it's own analogue outs, no
need for a third party DAC).
neskor;390270 Wrote:
FYI
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decoupling_capacitor
If the OP means the electrolytic capacitors on the analog outputs, than
it has nothing to do with decoupling capacitors. A decoupling capacitor
always has one end connected to the return-path of the signal... which
