cliveb;551849 Wrote:
> Phil, I think you've misunderstood what Mr_Sukebe is saying. He is
> saying that he hears differences in output *from the same DAC* when
> using different SPDIF sources. So he's not comparing one DAC to
> another.
>
> That said, I remain unconvinced that jitter is the caus
michael123;551878 Wrote:
> yes, but somebody who is into Transporter shall buy it due to its DAC
> sonic capabilities..
>
> Although Transporter still has some advantages (AES/EBU, BNC, much
> better power supply and clock), it is not clear how that will show up
> within particular setup, and I
Phil Leigh;551876 Wrote:
> Michael, the Touch is a very, very good transport. One of the best I've
> heard at any price. The quality of its S/PDIF output is superb.
yes, but somebody who is into Transporter shall buy it due to its DAC
sonic capabilities..
Although Transporter still has some ad
michael123;551870 Wrote:
> Transporter is in a different league...
> I would understand if you say "I have bought PS Audio PerfectWave
> DAC/Transport Combo" :-)
>
> Or, I went with Computer/DAC (say, Weiss or MSB) solution...
>
> But Touch?
Michael, the Touch is a very, very good transport. O
Teus de Jong;551855 Wrote:
> Well this remark convinced me and I have bought a Touch as second
> player.
>
> Teus
Transporter is in a different league...
I would understand if you say "I have bought PS Audio PerfectWave
DAC/Transport Combo" :-)
Or, I went with Computer/DAC (say, Weiss or MSB)
andyg;54 Wrote:
> No, the topic should read "No more enhancements". Bugs will continue to
> be fixed when necessary, the issues linked earlier in this topic are
> very minor or were enhancements.
>
> --
> andyg
>
Well this remark convinced me and I have bought a Touch as second
player.
T
cliveb;551849 Wrote:
> Phil, I think you've misunderstood what Mr_Sukebe is saying. He is
> saying that he hears differences in output *from the same DAC* when
> using different SPDIF sources. So he's not comparing one DAC to
> another.
>
> That said, I remain unconvinced that jitter is the caus
Phil Leigh;551821 Wrote:
> Not necessarily. Just because a DAC sounds different does not
> necessarily mean jitter is involved... every DAC has a slightly
> different filtering circuit after the DAC and a slightly different
> analogue output stage and so will have a signature sound of its own.
>
Mr_Sukebe;551811 Wrote:
> Interesting, I've never found a DAC that can completely eliminate jitter
> and I've tried a few, including a Bel Canto DAC2 (that supposedly
> reclocked) and my existing Meridian 568.2 that uses some clever FIFO.
> On both DACs, different quality digital sources sounded
mswlogo;550412 Wrote:
> They are both absolutely 100% bit perfect (TosLink and Coax, Wifi and
> Wired). I've recorded the SPDIF on both and neither will miss a bit.
> Only difference may be jitter. But as dicussed elsewhere a good DAC
> will take care of that.
Interesting, I've never found a DAC
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