Reading the tech spec on the Marantz pm-7004
http://www.marantz.co.uk/DocumentMaster/UK/04_EN_PM7004.pdf
200mV input sensitivity that is simply silly :) Touch is about 2V rms
(ten times that 2000mV) the power amp direct input has a more reasonable
1.6V input
High input sensitivity is also
Thx a lot for the info.
I use KEF IQ30 speakers.
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Stratmangler wrote:
I continue to fail to understand what seems to be an obsession about
connecting the Touch to an external DAC via USB.
The Touch has a perfectly good coaxial output, and the M1 DAC is quite
happy receiving data streams up to 24/192 over it.
Why not use that?
Not
gellie wrote:
This may seem like a silly question but, if the SBT DAC is so good, why
would anyone use a M1 DAC? Thanks.
Because they like the audiophile bragging value?
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gellie wrote:
This may seem like a silly question but, if the SBT DAC is so good, why
would anyone use a M1 DAC? Thanks.
I have no experience with the M1.
That said, even though the SBT internal DAC is good, there are lots of
DACs out there that are more transparent. I use a DSPeaker Dual
guidof wrote:
That said, even though the SBT internal DAC is good, there are lots of
DACs out there that are more transparent.
Any ABX logs to show us?
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The DSPeaker anti mode is a digital room EQ/DRC unit with its own DAC ,
so it's not the same as a typical standalone DAC .
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Mnyb wrote:
The DSPeaker anti mode is a digital room EQ/DRC unit with its own DAC ,
so it's not the same as a typical standalone DAC .
True.
Prior to the DSPeaker, I used the Cambridge Audio Azur 840-C as DAC. It
was also an improvement over the DAC in the SBT. To my ears, and in the
context
Hi folks,
This morning the display on my Touch froze. I could still
play music through it using Squeezepad or Squeezecommander, but no
display. I tried the reset button, and it rebooted back to the same
frozen screen, so I then used the reset button to do a factory reset,
and now I have a new
You say you cannot decline the update. Have you tried swiping the screen
when the update notice appears. I do not remember if it is left to right
or right to left, but that is the normal way to avoid the updates. Hope
this helps. The frozen screen could be another issue tho.
dasmueller wrote:
You say you cannot decline the update. Have you tried swiping the screen
when the update notice appears. I do not remember if it is left to right
or right to left, but that is the normal way to avoid the updates. Hope
this helps. The frozen screen could be another issue
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