e get it: You have an unbridled faith in AudioDiffMaker, and you
insist on ignoring what people like Pat from ART have measured and what
people like John Swenson have measured and heard. Is there no power
supply thread that you cannot
tific as the early
Popes, and are determined not to let a few facts get in the way of
their opinions.
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Just a quick word of thanks for this enhancement of the Touch. Set it up
yesterday, and spent the afternoon listening on my Buffalo 32S balanced
headphone system, including a brand-new download of "Sweet Baby James"
at 24/192. Sweet indeed!
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Aargh! Note to self: Never post about how well things are going.
Today, constant rebuffering on the 24/192 recording mentioned above, not
on other 24/88.2 recordings. Switched to wired connection rather than
wireless, but no improvement. Any suggestions, recognizing that this
worked just fine ye
Pardon the question from someone ignorant of the processes and devices
used, but does the above post suggest that the use of a hub when
outputting from the Touch is recommended, even when using USB inputs to
the DAC such as Amanero, which does not require a hub?
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Thanks, and thanks again for this enhancement to the Touch.
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speedycat wrote:
> I've read a post on diyaudio.com recommending that you even connect one
> ground wire for each signal wire arranging them side by side to prevent
> rfi. That's why the board has a ground connection for every signal
> connection.
Yes, ground wire twisted with each signal wire u
tubesguy wrote:
> Yes, ground wire twisted with each signal wire until you get close to
> the Buff, then all of the grounds together into the G input of the Buff.
> If that isn't clear, you can check out the Hifiduino site for pics of
> the grounding and wiri
