johnM;509415 Wrote:
> What about ground loops? Wireless eliminates any chance of a ground loop
> issue. In my case, the server is plugged into a different breaker in a
> different room and I'd think that a potential ground loop could be an
> issue for a lot of arrangements.
Do you mean a ground
What about ground loops? Wireless eliminates any chance of a ground loop
issue. In my case, the server is plugged into a different breaker in a
different room and I'd think that a potential ground loop could be an
issue for a lot of arrangements.
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johnM
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I've never been able to hear a difference between the stock switcher and
a linear supply. My SB2 is built into a box with my home made pre-amp,
so I made up a linear supply just because it was easier than adapting
the switcher to work off the pre-amp's IEC inlet. When I was testing
the home made
That's a different, and non-standard approach. Usually the clock needs
to be at the actual sample rate.
The input clock to the TP needs to be 44.1/48/88.2/96 Khz, matching the
sample rate of the stream.
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DCtoDaylight
Audiophile wish list: Zero Distortion, Infinite Signal to Noise Ratio,
Indeed, it can only run at 44.1 and 48 Khz. dCS equipment like the Elgar
DAC takes the 44.1 clock signal from verona to clock a 88.2 datastream
correctly. Maybe the Transporter is not capable of doing this?
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ldouze
ldouz
