pippin wrote:
1. Try to have as few devices in your audio chain as possible.
Tell it the audio engineers in the studio :p
pippin wrote:
2. All fudging with the sound should be done by the speakers and I chose
the ones that sound best to me. All other components are necessary
burden and
Mnyb wrote:
*cough* is it not so the ethernet is already isolated current loops :)
so just dont use shielded cat cable
Exactly :cool:
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Candlemass wrote:
Tell it the audio engineers in the studio :p
They are creating the information. That's something else than not
distorting it. After the audio engineer has worked on it the music often
sounds nothing like the raw material he got at all.
Why does it matter if you have a
Of course it is a total different story if you are using DSPs and
digital filtering to to get the best response from your speaker (or the
speaker in a specific room), but that is the total opposite to the try
to have as few devices in your audio chain as possible pragma. Or, at
least, I did
You did understand me completely wrong. But you are aware how speakers
with multiple drivers actually work, right?
I'm talking Class D amps and digital (matching and crossover) filters
vs. analog amps and analog filters (crossover only). No DSP stuff.
For each speaker you need a separate
Hello,
I just bought a Transporter and while I was looking for some links on
how to tweak it, I realized that there must be two different versions of
the Transporter.
On some pics one can see a Version 2.2 and on others there is a V 2.5.
Does anybody know about any differences between the two
And these digital filters are done in a DSP:
* Signal - DSP - one DAC/amp per driver - drivers
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Sure, but if you don't use it as an additional device but to replace
analog filters, losses are much lower.
Ideally (my DAC in the speaker) you can do all the processing even
before the DAC. One DAC per channel will eventually get cheap enough,
too.
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Sure. That would be the ideal setup with the lowest losses (you need one
DSP per driver or a DSP powerful enough to process several channels
simultaneously).
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swayzak wrote:
Forget it. I found them.
In the event you misplace them again, I find the Klipsch line of
high-end buds to be very good. I bought mine some years ago (I believe
they were 3 series, but I can't find the information on them) and they
were much more expensive than the current 4
pippin wrote:
Yes, but I'm not an audiophile, I just want to listen to good music.
I hope I'm going to be happy with my Transporter for many years to come
but should it ever die, I'll need something with balanced outputs again
and hey, you know, it should be as good as the Transporter, too.
daverich4 wrote:
I wonder if something like this would work? I currently use my
Transporter to drive my Woo Audio WA22 headphone amp which requires that
you use it's balanced inputs to get the full output of the amp. It seems
like plugging this into any DAC with balanced outputs might do the
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