tank121 wrote:
> Would using the analogue out of a Transporter be superior to using the
> Sabre 9018 DAC in the Arcam amp?
no way of me saying, as I don't know anything about the Sabre DAC. The
transporter was ahead of its time and considered good. But compared to
other things, I have no idea.
Would using the analogue out of a Transporter be superior to using the
Sabre 9018 DAC in the Arcam amp?
Squeezebox touch
Logitech Media server 7.9.1 running on Asus Beebox 3050 SFF Pc with USB
3.0 750GB HD
Arcam SA10 amplifier
Chord rumour speaker cable
Dali Mentor Menuets on Custom Design sta
tank121 wrote:
> Sorry forgot to mention, yes the analogue out from the transporter into
> the amp against the Sabre 9018 DAC in the amp?
>
> Is there a Raspberry Pi kit with DAC that would exceed the 9018 DAC & SB
> touch combo?
lots of different rPi DAC hats that get good reviews. Not sure w
Sorry forgot to mention, yes the analogue out from the transporter into
the amp against the Sabre 9018 DAC in the amp?
Is there a Raspberry Pi kit with DAC that would exceed the 9018 DAC & SB
touch combo?
Squeezebox touch
Logitech Media server 7.9.1 running on Asus Beebox 3050 SFF Pc with USB
I agree with @apesbrain. For feeding same DAC, likelihood of differing
sound quality is zero. You may or may not like the DAC in the
Transporter vs your current DAC, assuming you use the analog out of the
Transporter. I use a Transporter, balanced analog out to my pre-amp (so
using the Transpor
"Sound quality" is an individual experience; only you can be the judge
of this. Both are worthy solutions and, under controlled conditions, I
doubt you'd be able to tell one from the other. It's been repeatedly
demonstrated, however, that "sound" quality is influenced by more than
sound waves h
Currently my Squeezebox Touch feeds via a digital connection into my
Arcam SA10 amp which has the built in Sabre 9018 DAC.
If I was to replace the Touch with a 2nd hand Transporter would there be
a considerable improvement in sound quality?
My speakers are Dali Mentor Menuets.
TIA Happy New Ye
