pfarrell;422880 Wrote:
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> Ignore the claims of fidelity loss, its idiotic to connect any
> computer
> to an amp while relying on the computer for speaker/amp protection
> from
> excess signal. Set the gain to work with the TP (or SB3 or whatever)
> running WFO without damage to your amp or spea
dekaliber wrote:
> One of the things they mention is that you it loses some fidelity if
> turned below maximum output, which suggests that plugging directly into
> an amp may not be such a good idea.
You trust TAS on something technical? Dream on. They review things as
being more chocolate, or mo
Just borrowed a coworker's copy of TAS and read their review of the
Transporter over lunch.
One of the things they mention is that you it loses some fidelity if
turned below maximum output, which suggests that plugging directly into
an amp may not be such a good idea.
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gng;422612 Wrote:
> I have a pre and power amplifier combo and the SB is the only source.
> With a DAC with volume controll I can sell my pre amplifier and can
> connect the DAC directly to the power amp.
> But it's only an idea at the moment. I am not sure.
OK, I see where you are going with t
Thanks for your help thus far. Listened to the same track again and I'm
not hearing it like I did before. Trying to work on reproducing it since
I want to know what was causing it and avoid it in the future.
Bothersome to say the least when listening.
I don't see the setting you mentioned, these
OK, but its still difficult to advice. What is your current amp/speaker.
What have you heard that you like or dislike?
The problem with active speakers, and in particular those with digital
inputs sa the Avi's, is that they do not cater for incremental upgrades.
Its all or nothing. So no matter h
http://stereophile.com/mediaservers/207slim/ this is over 2 years
old...did it ever get a bad review?
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I check that out before I made the comment. Matthias's code was for a
student thesis, it is v1.0, no updates and was completed in early 2004
(consider MS has changed Windows Audio APIs for Vista).
I reckon using that module would be asking for trouble.
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bpa
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audiophile and cheap shouldnt be used in the same sentence. after
reading how much certain equipment costs though I figure I had to put it
as I am just trying to get a really damn good system. This isn't for
just going to sleep to music but it is the prime location i want a
really nice 2 channel a
bpa;422704 Wrote:
> This is more Sun issue for Softsqueeze as JavaSound doesn't support
> ASIO.
What about the other Java vm's? Or perhaps this:
http://www.jsresources.org/faq_misc.html#asio
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bhaagensen
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>
>
> if only Softsqueeze and Squeezeslave supported ASIO under
> windows!
>
>
This is more Sun issue for Softsqueeze as JavaSound doesn't support
ASIO.
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bpa
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I don't know how good softsqueeze is regarding asio or other bit perfect
drivers. You might check into winamp which does support asio and
recently they added winamp "remote" which I assume is a web interface.
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mswlogo
XP > Cat5 > Transporter/DuetController > SPDIF > Meridian G68 > DSP6000,
D
Firewire is better, but USB is perfectly viable, if you've got a
reasonably capable PC. Lots of music production pro types use USB
interfaces like these Edirol kits.
I use an ageing USB Edirol UA-20 for live performance - ie low-latency
real-time sound synthesis and sampling. With a decent lap-
Anyone know how accurate this is for detecting one's ability to hear
different frequencies?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4G60hM1W_mk
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gng;422612 Wrote:
> I have a pre and power amplifier combo and the SB is the only source.
> With a DAC with volume controll I can sell my pre amplifier and can
> connect the DAC directly to the power amp.
Or, if you get a 24 bit DAC, you can use the SB's digital volume
control, and there is no ne
Frankly, I'm rather confused by your post. You speak of modded power
supply and external dacs, while at the same time just wanting something
cheap without specifying what that means? Good sound doesn't by
definition cost a fortune, but if you're finding the stock SB3
insufficient then it seems you
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