Quoting dwc [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
1. I see the yellow circular (capacitor?) still soldered in place
between pins 1 and 2 on the input side. What purpose does it serve?
It's a varistor, for surge protection. Mine came with one too, but I
removed it for better or worse.
The case does look
Quoting Amauta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I also did the power supply mod and removed the opamp. The opamp was
a big difference, wider, clearer sound.
Amauta
Any phase differences in removing the opamp? Some people use firmware
Quoting seanadams [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Actually the internal DAC does use I2S, and the s/pdif output is a
separate interface.
Brilliant! (unlike me). I heart my squeezebox.
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Quoting P Floding [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Last time I checked hard disks had moving parts! ;-D
I'm guessing the wink means you realize the disk isn't part of the
timing chain.
Of course, there is absolutely nothing that have stopped the industry
from doing this right all along, even with CD
Quoting ezkcdude [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It's funny cut
ROTFLMAO
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Quoting opaqueice [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
According to these guys, speaker cable is probably the LEAST important
element in an audio system:
While I agree to a certain extent, his argument seems lame:
A high end compact disc (CD) player may cost several hundred to
thousands more than typical
Quoting ezkcdude [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think you should be careful,
indeed. sorry about the mispost
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