Thanks, clive! Ton of good comments to mull over.
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have an iMac. Anyone here have suggestions for
that, too? What software do you use?
Basically, I am soliciting pretty much any feedback, as I really don't
have much of a clue. As some of you may know, I have been primarily a
digital-analog guy, not the reverse.
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seanadams;329452 Wrote:
I agree, but find some irony given your choice of avatar.
Snap! I was just about to say the same thing until I read your post.
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But it was an Alanis Morrisette. Like a black fly in your chardonnay,
mistaken irony :-)
By golly, I'm an idiot. I guess I never looked at the Porsche logo that
closely. Maybe if I could afford one, I would have...
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I designed and built my own DAC - the 'ezDAC'
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. In fact, if you did a search on this forum, you'd
probably find my old posts.
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card from the
computer.
I will try the experiment with the Transporter.
A couple of years ago, this thread would've turned into a flame war.
Glad to see how much progress this community has made - and maybe it's
a sign of the audiophile community at large.
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. Keep up the
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just needed to attenuate a few dB, so I
leave them at one fixed setting, and just use the digital volume
control for fine tuning.
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Apple modified the iPod, such that manufacturers of mobile devices can
now access a digital output. Wadia is the first to take advantage of
this.
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really bought into the need for an external PSU with the SB3
given the internal regs were switchers, but now...I've always wanted to
build a Jung regulator, and this may just be the excuse I needed.
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seanadams;255093 Wrote:
Power supplies in the receiver are simpler because it does not have a
display. The DAC is just powered by a linear reg from the input. Also
the total power draw is down by a half of so.
Thanks for the info.
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Going back to the thread title, how do people actually create true
24/96 FLAC? I've made some 24/96 WAV recordings (using a Zoom H4), but
I haven't been able to figure out how to get 24/96 FLAC files from the
source files. Any suggestions?
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with Peter Belt
foils. :)
Steve
Steve, cool setup. Which Fostex drivers are you using? Some of them are
actually made from banana pulp. (Seriously.)
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Shouldn't the files be converted to 48 kHz on-the-fly, though?
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Cool, I have it and I'll try it.
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KHZ
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10 KHZ
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Now, if I were buying an amp, I'd certainly want one that is closer to
the mbl in performance (not price!).
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himself about these
square wave tests over at the Stereophile forum.
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Pale Blue Ego;232598 Wrote:
Foobar2000 shows the bit depth in the properties sheet of a music file.
(right-click and choose Properties)
It worked, the file is 24-bit. Thanks.
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So, which rules the roost: 24 bits or 96/192 kHz? If you had to choose
b/w 16/192 and 24/48, which would you choose? Please provide articles
or personal experiences (even if they are not DBT).
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doesn't have a 16/96 setting.
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this,
so I'm wondering whether it is 24-bit or maybe got truncated to 16-bit.
Does anyone know of a program provides this info? I tried Winamp as
well (doesn't do it).
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Yeah. BTW, I take it by your avatar, you must be a David Lynch fan? I
just saw Inland Empire (over the course of 3 or 4 nights). What a mind
bender!
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on and on about the jitter debate
is counterproductive (yeah, I know I've contributed to it) at this
point. If there is a market, then it will be made. There is quite a bit
of in between between the SB3 and the Transporter.
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thanks, tony. This will make things very interesting...
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acousticsguru;229955 Wrote:
I probably will. Let me ask you this, though: you're with Slim
Devices/Logitech in some indirect or direct way (likely a staff
member/on their payroll), correct?
No. Dead wrong.
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playing the victim now?
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be reduced a lot, and while I
personally doubt that jitter at these low levels is audible, it is
wrong to say there is *no jitter*.
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Switzerland, David.
Well, did you consider that they are targeting the professional market,
as well as the consumer? Professional gear is pretty much defined by
having these features. Is that clear enough?
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people? Would they *still* pay thousands more if there were rigorous
standard measurements that told them the more expensive component was
only marginally better? At least with video, one typically knows what
one is paying for.
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device for these folks is up to the SD/Logitech marketing
guys.
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thinking). Both have balanced inputs/outputs,
word clock, etc. Have you ever auditioned/owned these components? Could
you hear a difference?
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waves pulses. That would require
infinitely fast logic gates, which don't exist, and instant
transmission across cables without loss (which doesn't exist either).
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transport, too) on even a very high-end
DAC can produce very different levels of jitter. It also makes one
question the marketing claims.
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?
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? Oh, before I forget - do yourself a favor - and
get a Squeezebox today!
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Sean has posted jitter tests results here before for the SB3. It has
very little jitter. I think some audiophiles will always want
*something* more, but that desire alone does not justify building such
a product IMHO.
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of proof lies with those who say jitter is audible to show
us. So, I ask again, in as nice a way as I know how, can you show me
some evidence?
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a good night's sleep.
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we're in agreement then.
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lead you down a path you didn't want to
go, but then I'm equally puzzled. What exactly are we trying to correct
with word clock?
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The other thing I'm wondering about the Touch is whether you could
actually stream music from your SlimServer database. *That would
freakin' awesome!*
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325xi;224562 Wrote:
It's all about the old joke about 10 kinds of people in the
worldthose who understand binary and those who don't.
:)
Yeah, I like that one, too :).
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. :)
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player, and simply buy a better pair of speakers. Sheesh.
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?
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DAC,anyway. The only feature I still would like to see is
support for external plugin drives (USB, flash, etc), but that seems to
be out of the question, due to architectural issues.
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? And if so, did it sound better? Unless you did those three
things, please don't claim *I heard lower jitter*.
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a
standard 1 kHz wav file (either from the CD player or Squeezebox).
Using this fixed frequency, you may be able to hear some pattern
(harmonics, etc) in the diff file. With music, I'm afraid the signal is
too complicated to hear a real difference.
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I think I'm the one who first mentioned the audio diffmaker software
here:
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I never got around to actually using it. Has anyone actually used this
software? If so, can you hear anything?
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. strong bass or oakey Chardonnay
- price can influence the purchasers perception of the quality
- one persons flaw might be anothers preference
The real lesson is the same, of course trust your own ears/palate
Leave it to someone from Napa to come up with a wine analogy!
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Balanced (professional) connections generally have two main advantage
to RCA (consumer): 1) lower noise; 2) higher levels (i.e. greater
dynamic range, SNR, etc).
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Same for the Transporter. The balanced outputs 3V compared to standard
2V for unbalanced.
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are almost always a dead giveaway), I
will give you the benefit of the doubt. What does playing a CD vs. CDR
on a *CD player* have anything to do with the SqueezeBox? How could you
possibly compare these two situations? *CD player* != *SqueezeBox*
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through the SqueezeBox. You understand that right?
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they were listening to the analog
output, so no spdif involved AFAIK.
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no longer need to debate pit spacing or green pens for that
matter. (Though somehow, the mentality seems to remain.)
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agree that digital consists of 1's and 0's, but actually writing and
reading those 1's and 0's is the devil in the details, so to speak.
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Sean, it must drive you crazy when people essentially think they know
more than you do about your own device. To your credit, you've got the
patience and self-assuredness to keep this stupid thread open this
long.
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That article was lame.
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Hmmm...Maybe you have the fastest case of listening fatigue ever.
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Not that this was ever a big issue for me, but using Moose one can skip
ahead or go back in a song just by clicking on the timeline.
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One of the problems with the AK chips for DIYers is their availability,
or lack thereof, in the US.
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in this case (except generating a
little more heat, but I wouldn't think that is a major problem.) Of
course, the best thing to do is use a 5V source, as a I said above.
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.
3) You lose wireless capability.
I suggest that if you do buy the Benchmark, sell the XDAC, but keep the
SB3 for a while, just in case you need it.
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for people.
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Rather than use Matlab and GarageBand, I think I may try
Audacity/Nyquist programming, which is open source software. Has anyone
here had experience writing Nyquist plugins for Audacity?
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the analog output of a stock SB3 and my Derek
Shek NOS DAC (same RCA cables). I think I will end up writing my own
software using Matlab, as the correlation/normalization on an audio
signal shouldn't be that difficult. I'll post another update when I get
this all figured out.
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HE'S
#23864
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SIGNAL CHAIN:
SB3-EZDAC-MIT Terminator 2 interconnects-Endler Audio 24-step
Attenuators (RCA-direct)-Parasound Halo A23
functional?
It would be interesting to see how people feel about the DA-10 after
auditioning it with or without knowledge of this problem.
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There are a series of reviews on O'Reilly Digital Media of the Edirol
R-09, Zoom H4, and M-Audio MicroTrack. I've been thinking about picking
one up. Don't expect audiophile-type quality, especially without good
microphones. There are some audio clips for downloading there.
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I think he was as surprised as anyone by his findings.
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for detecting subtle
differences, which are masked by listening to the actual signal.
Difference testing tries to address both these issues. It may not
replace A/B/X, but it certainly couldn't do anything less than
complement it. Am I wrong?
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call them are routinely chastized for.
OTOH, if the difference test again doesn't produce audible results,
it's even one more nail in the coffin for -audiophile nervosa-. Either
way, it seems productive. Maybe it's just me, though.
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adamslim;184687 Wrote:
Ears may be more sensitive than microphones (although I doubt it, but
you never know).
Adam
What do microphones have to do with anything? I'm not sure you really
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matters,
i.e. ears.
That's not how the test works, dude. You would capture the low level
analog signals coming directly from the source, preamp, or amp and feed
them into a A/D computer card. Did you even read the article or go to
the website?
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No microphones, no oscilloscopes. *Please* read the original blog and
visit the DiffMaker website. How can we have a discussion when some of
us don't know all the facts?
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test
you use to show differences? As long as the tests are unbiased, any
positive result (i.e. audible difference) is something worth shooting
for.
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P Floding;183895 Wrote:
There is nothing new about this method.
It's a bit embarrassing for them that they claim it is new.
Can you point us to a reference?
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Archives
at
http://www.essex.ac.uk/ese/research/audio_lab/malcolmspubdocs/C30%20Analysis%20of%20audio%20system%20errors.pdf
Thanks! That is a nice reference, and I think it backs up the point
even further. This is certainly an interesting road to travel IMHO.
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player, DAC), record the output from the preamp. If you are testing
the preamp, itself, record the output from the amp. Only if you are
testing the amplifier, would you then need to get the output from the
speakers.
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want to see respond
to this...
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He's not hi
people* are telling him his test is flawed.
That's rich.
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*, sort of a play on the Unix diff command, I
suppose):
http://theaudiocritic.com/blog/index.php?op=ViewArticlearticleId=35blogId=1
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between integer and non-integer rate conversion, at
least, with respect to the algorithm used.
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anti
Why don't you guys just look at how upsampling is *actually*
implemented? It's not done by zero-stuffing, but by using FIR filters.
Just look up the data sheet for any ASRC, for example, AD1896. Please.
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konut;182693 Wrote:
I always practise Safe Resampling. I wear a condom!
I know abstinence is the best policy, but I am committed to one
sampling rate.
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in PCM1794), and a soft rolloff filter.
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He's
P Floding;181966 Wrote:
Have you ABX:ed enough source components to make such a statement?
That's cute ;)
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see.
It's not about adding information. AFAIK, the single advantage
(theoretically, at least) of upsampling is to lessen the harmful
effects of digital brickwall filters of modern DAC chips. A lot has
been written on this, and can be found on the web.
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said it elsewhere
(I think on head-fi). Anyway, if I were going to buy a DAC, it would
probably be the Lavry. Since I can DIY my own, though, I have decided I
will never buy another DAC. But, I love giving advice, nonetheless ;)
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Scientists haven't debated evolution for over a hundred years. So, this
means they must not have it right?
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that
climate change is taking place, even though 10 years ago they didn't
even believe that. Now, they've shifted the argument to man-made vs.
natural causes, but day by day they lose ground, because of mounting
scientific evidence, as we witnessed last week with the IPCC report.
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konut;180933 Wrote:
To quote Paul Simon ,A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards
the rest.
So, I want to hear that the human race is doomed?
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-DBT? I wonder if we could create a survey that would help us
understand the demographics of this argument.
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works, but, to say the very least, it is
obviously plausible as a scientific theory. For you to say that we must
have complete knowledge of a phenomenon before we can create a plausible
operational theory is just plain stubborn, if not ignorant.
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, whoops, I mean
Christopher Monckton, 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Columnists/Column/0,,1947246,00.html
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AIDS was created by our
government, as a result of biological weapons reasearch or b) AIDS was
a punishment from God for deviant behaviors. I would suggest we are
in this phase with climate change. In 10 years this will look like a
silly debate. But back to audio...
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