OldCoder;551723 Wrote:
> I have used subs for almost 30 years now, both in a 2.1 configuration
> and my current 2.2 setup.
>
> I have found that the key (for me) is having a electronic crossover and
> driving the subs with their own amplifier.
>
> This allows me to adjust enough from my liste
Themis;551675 Wrote:
> You are talking about the SPDIF receivers, not the dacs, surely ?
>
> Please allow me to respectfully disagree to your above assumption. As
> you are not talking about jitter anymore, what are you talking about,
> exactly ? ;)
Better yet. Why don't you read the actualy th
Themis;551675 Wrote:
> You are talking about the SPDIF receivers, not the dacs, surely ?
>
> Please allow me to respectfully disagree to your above assumption. As
> you are not talking about jitter anymore, what are you talking about,
> exactly ? ;)
I'm talking about how robust SPDIF communicat
I have used subs for almost 30 years now, both in a 2.1 configuration
and my current 2.2 setup.
I have found that the key (for me) is having a electronic crossover and
driving the subs with their own amplifier.
This allows me to adjust enough from my listening position that I can
get the sound
mswlogo;551495 Wrote:
> So people must have really bad DACs if they can hear differences between
> toslink vs coax and this cable or that.
You are talking about the SPDIF receivers, not the dacs, surely ?
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mswlogo;551495 Wrote:
> I know that, but some don't seem to believe it. SB3 is a perfect SPDIF
> deliverer too (both toslink and SPDIF). CO2 converts perfectly and
> TASCAM records perfectly. All that is left is jitter. And if your DAC
> buffers/reclocks that gets rid of all peak to peak jitter.
Thank you again George - very much - for continuing to conduct and post
these interesting tests. :)
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