seanadams Wrote:
> Transporter has attenuation jumpers so you CAN properly connect it
> straight to an amp.
>
> Yes, but only for 2-channel PCM.
>
> No hard limit, but beyond three or four the loading might become a
> concern.
Wonderfull, 2-ch PCM, only have 2 speakers anyway :)
I was thinkin
Sean,
Congratulations on the exciting new product (I guess products). I
was particularly interested in the answers to the questions raised by
Kim yesterday but I guess it got buried with the huge traffic. I
would like to repeat the questions here and wait for your answers.
Thank you ve
Deaf Cat Wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> Just wanted to check - I'm sure I read somewhere that the SB2 & 3
> produced even better sound if the volume was fixed and a good pre amp
> was used, rather than using the SB variable volume into a power amp.
> I guess from all the added bits and bobs in the transport
How strange those are the same (nearly 4393instead of 4396) dacs as used
by those, said el chipo by many "experts", Behringers units, pro sound
card etc. How can they be put in a high end (high price) product? A
hint, maybe because they are very good?
But seriously those DACs have a voltage outpu
I just looked more closely at the specs for AK4396, and it appears that
it is not a current output DAC. Why was the decision made to go for
this DAC, as opposed to a current output DAC such as PCM1794? I would
think at this price point, you should get the absolute best money can
buy, since DAC chi
1st off, congrats on the new product the tranporter at least looks and
specs great, can't wait to hear one.
Q1, I notice it has a Digital input? Could you elaborate a little on
the function? I will assume at the very least it can be used for
external transports or digital outs from other sources
Hiya,
Just wanted to check - I'm sure I read somewhere that the SB2 & 3
produced even better sound if the volume was fixed and a good pre amp
was used.
I guess from all the added bits and bobs in the transporter this volume
fixed vs variable thing is no longer an issue to fussy ears?
And for th
ackcheng Wrote:
> If linear power supply is used. Does that mean there will be 220V
> version and 110V version?
No, one model for both. It measures the line voltage using an ADC, and
uses a relay to configure the primary windings accordingly.
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If linear power supply is used. Does that mean there will be 220V
version and 110V version?
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rupped Wrote:
> Are both the analog outputs hot? Yes, and separately driven.
> I have one amp for my "real" system that takes balanced and would like
> to feed the other amp concurrently with the RCA outs. Please advise.
Go for it! We've added hardware attenuation jumpers for the RCA outs,
so
Trying to figure out if I can sell my fancy pants pre amp to fund a
Transporter (don't take any grief over the name, it has many cool
meanings to me). Are both the analog outputs hot? I have one amp for my
"real" system that takes balanced and would like to feed the other amp
concurrently with the
seanadams Wrote:
> In case you're wondering, the reason for announcing early and pushing
> for pre-orders is mainly to get a handle on manufacturing requirements
> - this is the first time we've had two siginficantly different
> products.
I very much like the early announcement as it affects the
Sean,
The Transporter spec sheet implies it will support up to 96kHzx24 bit
sample rate:
"Sample rates: 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz
Audio format: linear PCM, 16 or 24 bits per sample"
Q1: Will 96kHz x 24bit streaming from the server be supported?
Q2: If so, when? 6.5 or some later release?
Q2: If so
ackcheng Wrote:
> Do you mean the SRP for the transporter is 1999? SO if we order now, we
> basically get SB3 for free?
Yes. The reason we don't call it "free" is because we charge you for
the SB3 when it ships (immediately). Then it's subtracted from the
Transporter price, charged separately wh
Do you mean the SRP for the transporter is 1999? SO if we order now, we
basically get SB3 for free?
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mkozlows Wrote:
> 1. Will this require a new version of SlimServer to work (6.5?), or
> will it work with the current version?
Yes, 6.5 will be required. Transporter support in the server, plus a
new transporter-capable softsqueeze will be checked in soon, so the
server will get plenty of "bak
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