sckramer wrote:
> But... some things do effect the spdiff signal, that's very audible,
> just don't think it should be ignored.
Absolutely - but on that, I prefer an evidence-based discussion.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fid
Julf wrote:
> Stifled? I guess some people feel that pointing out that they don't work
> is "stifling" them.
Maybe stifling is a good thing :D endless discussion of things that I
didn't think made a diff!
But... some things do effect the spdiff signal, that's very audible,
just don't think it
Learnincurve wrote:
> An independent review of the unit (can't remember now where I saw it)
> did seem to demonstrate a much cleaner supply, with almost nothing left
> of the peaks associated with the switching . Scope images were shown to
> illustrate the effect. The manufacturer has confirmed
Not that it's a bad thing, stifled, there's plenty of snake oil about
this, and the TT crap was absurd, but don't agree it should be ignored
However, *spdif can flat out be improved*-- there's one thing you can do
on the touch... that you can hear (but that's only so good), and
ultimately you don
sckramer wrote:
> Digital improvement suggestions / discussion has been stifled here, I
> can give you suggestions & shortcuts, what you can hear & cannot--- but
> not here.
Stifled? I guess some people feel that pointing out that they don't work
is "stifling" them.
"To try to judge the real
Learnincurve wrote:
> Excellent!
>
> The best tweak is no tweak:) - leaving well alone!
Digital improvement suggestions have been stifled here, I'd give you
suggestions & shortcuts, what you can hear & cannot--- but not here.
CiAudio VDC-SB - raspberry pi b+ hifiberry digi+ (BNC added, remov
Excellent!
The best tweak is no tweak:) - leaving well alone!
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> Disabling unused services is good best practice, so wifi and samba
> should be disabled. I have already done this and the unit runs noticably
> cooler.
Archimago tests have concluded that there is no sonic difference between
wired and wifi. 1's and 0's are 1's and 0's, no matter what the delive
Learnincurve wrote:
> My impression of the general consensus is that Soundcheck's tweaks did
> make a noticable difference - at least to some people om some audiophile
> setups.
I don't think a general consensus was ever established, but I guess we
can all agree that some people think they hear
Julf wrote:
> Were the scope images with or without load? It is very easy to
> accomplish a "cleaner" supply with a simple LC filter, but the inductor
> will increase the internal impedance of the PS, making it worse when
> faced with a peaky digital load.
>
>
>
> I definitely agree with the f
Responding to Julf's excellent comments in the crash thread:
My impression of the general consensus is that Soundcheck's tweaks did
make a noticable difference - at least to some people om some audiophile
setups. There are very real questions as to whether my middle-aged ears
are in shape to hea
Learnincurve wrote:
> An independent review of the unit (can't remember now where I saw it)
> did seem to demonstrate a much cleaner supply, with almost nothing left
> of the peaks associated with the switching . Scope images were shown to
> illustrate the effect. The manufacturer has confirmed
Learnincurve wrote:
> As much of the internet content on this subject is based on Soundcheck's
> toolboxes, which are no longer available. I would like to start a thread
> to discuss the current best practices, without spending too much, to get
> the best out of my SBT.
Personally I would say th
As much of the internet content on this subject is based on Soundcheck's
toolboxes, which are no longer available. I would like to start a thread
to discuss the current best practices, without spending too much, to get
the best out of my SBT.
My impression is that the value of hardware tweaking i
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