sachadog wrote:
Hi
If you are UK based, have a look at Tranquilpc. website.
They manufacture fanless small home servers and fit drives to your
requirements.
I use a T7 Home Server running Microsoft Windows Home Server Version 1.
It has been updated by Tranquil and has performed extremely
RonM wrote:
I have a Fit-PC2, and have been using it exclusively as a music server
for almost three years. It's on 24/7 except when I go on holiday or the
power goes off. It feeds a Transporter via ethernet, as well as 2 Booms
and a Duet via wifi, in various places at various times.
It's
JJZolx wrote:
How much storage space do you need?
I ask because if you get a tiny nettop type system then you may be
forced to use an external hard drive (or drives). That's not a terrible
thing, but the extra cabling and wall wart can be messy and it somewhat
defeats the purpose of using
mlsstl wrote:
Yes, no problem to install the hardware -- I think it was 4 screws to
take the cover off. The RAM chips can only pop into their slots one way
and it was a couple of more screws to mount the drive plus plugging in
the cables.
I used an external USB CD/DVD drive for the OS
Pneumonic wrote:
These days you can grab name brand netbooks for under $200 that are not
only whisper quiet and non obtrusive but which also easily run LMS. I
use a couple of Acer's in dedicated applications and couldn't be
happier.
Would they house a 1 Tb drive though ? I want everything
mlsstl wrote:
Yes, no problem to install the hardware -- I think it was 4 screws to
take the cover off. The RAM chips can only pop into their slots one way
and it was a couple of more screws to mount the drive plus plugging in
the cables.
I used an external USB CD/DVD drive for the OS
Triode wrote:
Yes... I'm baffled by my posts here :), but its why I wanted to split
this discussion from the thread on the Touch forum which is about
functionality not subjective impressions of sound quality.
I can believe EDO impacts sounds quality, but didn't want to claim it
initially
SBGK wrote:
shame you can't hear the difference youself triode, otherwise we
wouldn't be having these navel gazing discussions.
...
is anyone reporting that 0.6 and 0.7 sound the same ? no, I wonder why.
...
I did not post here for a long time because the threads often degenerate
into
Soundman wrote:
I did not post here for a long time because the threads often degenerate
into useless discussions, based on subjective impressions and claims,
that very often are not supported by facts. This 0.6/0.7-discussion is a
very good example...
Since you claim that noone reports
pkfox wrote:
Would they house a 1 Tb drive though ? I want everything in one box.
Yes, many netbooks employ 2.5 drives. Not sure how many come with 1 TB
though. You'd likely have to buy a 1 TB drive separate and install after
the fact.
I feel so sorry for Triode. He is trying his best to advance the state
of the art.
I suggest he stops asking for opinions and instead uses some proper
tools like ADM. Put some science back into the process.
There are NO golden ears here.
Our great advances In technology were NOT made by people
Triode wrote:
Yes... I'm baffled by my posts here :), but its why I wanted to split
this discussion from the thread on the Touch forum which is about
functionality not subjective impressions of sound quality.
I can believe EDO impacts sounds quality, but didn't want to claim it
initially
adamdea wrote:
Leaving that to one side, have you been able to make any measurements of
the S/PDIF out which could demonstrate and quantify the effect of the
EDO changes (and other mods). I was surprised to read on a PFM thread a
post from John Westlake saying that the S/PDIF out of the
I'd like to get some help understanding how various digital inputs are
designed so as to reduce jitter, etc. The Cary 306 has a clock buffer
that reclocks the incoming PCM signal (assume coax or AES). The
receiver is a Cirrus Logic CS8416. There is no RAM buffer as there is
when a disc is
SBGK wrote:
I am still interested in understanding why the usb irq is being called
2000 times a second, is this something that can be reduced or is it
dependent on the usb device used ? I don't think it can be helping sound
quality.
Not having interrupts would have a dramatic impact on
I recall a thread where Sean addressed this issue, saying the digital
XLR output on the Transporter was an afterthought, and not particularly
well implemented (paraphrasing from memory). IIRC, he said the BNC
output was the best sounding, a true 75 OHM connection; if the CAry
supports BNC i
Just found this topic. I know it's a little old, but still thought that
I might get some help here.
I'm thinking of using my SB Touch with Welborne PSU with a Lyngdorf TDAI
2200 with RP. My speakers are the KEF Reference 201.2 books.
Since I normally have to move a lot I thought that it would be
Phil Leigh wrote:
I feel so sorry for Triode. [..]
This sub-forum was hijacked by charlatans and fools a long time back.
[..]
Phil
+1
Toxic is how I would describe this (sub-) forum..
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