diego wrote:
> However, this setup allows me for now to detect this noise issue and I
> hope to eliminate it, too.
You could check if the noise is due to the USB GND & 5V power lines from
either device by either cutting the GND and 5V wires in a USB cable or
just putting thin slivers of paper
The amp mfg is still around
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Man in a van wrote:
>
> Not all linux drivers are equal and not all guaranteed to work on a pi
> :(
Thanks for this! I feel less alone with my issue. Maybe indeed a driver
issue then. Although the DAC is said to be fully and natively compatible
and tested with newer Linux distributions.
Man in a van wrote:
> @diego
>
> Some ideas:
>
> What you could try, is a different OS in the pi, either MoOde Audio or
> Volumio.
>
> Or install Raspbian Lite with Squeezelite (and LMS, if needed).
>
> Is the dac a pre-built model or did you put it together yourself?
>
> ronnie
>
>
>
I have experienced white noise with a set up.
I have a NorthStar Essensio dac which works faultlessly with Optical or
Co-ax inputs.
The Linux usb driver is completely pants.
I have tried it with raspberry pi, and Raspbian Desktop on a PC.
The Windows and Mac OS drivers are hardly any better
MikeSlim wrote:
> Sorry, it's only for the Allo Sparky Board.
> In order to get Allo Sparky and Usbridge running, similar steps as with
> the Rpi are necessary.
>
> Download Dietpi as operating system, install it on SD card and make some
> settings as described in the link.
>
>
@diego
Some ideas:
What you could try, is a different OS in the pi, either MoOde Audio or
Volumio.
Or install Raspbian Lite with Squeezelite (and LMS, if needed).
Is the dac a pre-built model or did you put it together yourself?
ronnie
Nice system by the way (it's a bit old skool, in a
Sorry, it's only for the Allo Sparky Board.
In order to get Allo Sparky and Usbridge running, similar steps as with
the Rpi are necessary.
Download Dietpi as operating system, install it on SD card and make some
settings as described in the link.
https://dietpi.com/#noAction
MikeSlim wrote:
> Hello,
> this hat from allo is isolated and sounds fantastic:
>
> https://allo.com/sparky/usbridge.html
Thanks Mike!
I had indeed come over this before. However, this runs on another board
than RPi, called "Sparky", unknown to me. I guess that PiCorePayer won't
run on that
Man in a van wrote:
> I don't know why you get the noise.
>
> I have connected the rpi usb to several different dac without any
> noise.
>
> I never hot plug the usb connection, always connect without any power,
> then power the dac first, then the pi.
>
> What is your set-up
>
> can you
Hello,
this hat from allo is isolated and sounds fantastic:
https://allo.com/sparky/usbridge.html
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I don't know why you get the noise.
I have connected the rpi usb to several different dac without any noise.
I never hot plug the usb connection, always connect without any power,
then power the dac first, then the pi.
What is your set-up
can you try another dac?
Hi, thanks for your suggestions!
Well, my question was not really whether there is a juste some USB
transport, but which one is good or better than a SBT with EDO. In
"audiophile" terms - that's why I put it into the Audiophiles-Forum.
Anyway, I got myself a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ - Kit and
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