I know a few guys on here use the Audiolab MDAC so thought I'd post
about what appears to be a regression in the latest firmware.
The MDAC I bought shipped with firmware v0.99 which worked perfectly
with the SBT. I updated to vA.10 to get the UI tweaks (things like
dimming the display).
However
I guess a simple solution would be to add a usb ground loop conditioner
between the dac and hub.
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Thanks for the reply John - very imformative. I know you did some of
the initial work on getting USB to work on the Touch, so you know your
onions.
Has anyone measured whether adding a USB hub between the DAC and the
Touch increases the noise floor? I know the Sabre ESS DAC in the MDAC
is very
Anyone else know why the version of Linux on the Touch has issues with
USB Audio Class 1 DACs at 96kHz but is fine with Class 2 at 192kHz?
FYI, I don't currently own any audio files at this frequency (all of my
files or 16/44.1 FLAC and MP3), but in the future as 24/96 becomes more
popular (it su
Stratmangler wrote:
> Is it a problem with PCs running Linux?
> If it is then it points the problem at Audiolab - they simply haven't
> written the firmware for the MDAC to work with Linux.
>
> A look at the MDAC manual would suggest that the issue lies with the DAC
> firmware http://www.audiola
Hi all
I just have question regarding the EDO plugin on the Touch. I recently
bought an Audiolab MDAC after auditioning against other DACs and now
have this connected to my Touch asynchronously (thanks Triode!).
I was wondering if anyone can shed any more light oin the limitation in
the Touch t
