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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Kraków
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Just silly me.... I will not try to be that "smart" again.... ![]() ![]() ![]() Rosendorfer |
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.If it is possible, try this one, TPS7A4700, it's the best low noise LDO so far. glt also recomended on his website. Ian
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You will have three u.fl MCLK output sockets from the new Si570 clock board. All of them come from a dedicate clock fan out buffer with only 29fs additive jitter. Furthermore, there will be three additional u.fl socket footprints for another group of I2S signals, which will work for your dual mono setup .Si570 is the best solution so far I could touch to drive the ESS9018 DAC at sync mode with frequencies up to 90.xxx and 98.xxx MHz. I have been running the new designed 570 clock board for a whole week. I know CCHD957 is 4dB better at close in phase noise(@100Hz), but I almost couldn't come back to CCHD957 45.xxx and 49.xxx MHz on my system. (will share the result later on )I'm not sure if I have chance running a GB for the Si570 clock board. It will be up to how many people are interested in it. Si570 will be very expensive if purchases quantity below 50 (I'm using free samples now ). I noticed some people predicted Si570 is not suitable for digital audio applications. I pay respect to their point. Just feel a little bit unfair, they even didn’t ever try it. Ian
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Ian - FIFO KIT & Si570 Clock Board GBIV http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/group...ml#post3372684 Last edited by iancanada; 17th October 2012 at 12:08 AM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Shall we start a list showing our interest in the Si570 clock board? 1. bigpandahk |
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1. bigpandahk
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Canada
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1. bigpandahk 2. tagheuer 3. hochopeper I have also put an index in the Si570 thread refering to the posts that are most relevant to demonstrating Ian's development of this device, hopefully this lets people avoid need to ask questions that already have answers buried in this thread. |
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is choosing a less facetious title...
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1. bigpandahk 2. tagheuer 3. hochopeper 4. qusp |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: San Francisco, California
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1. bigpandahk 2. tagheuer 3. hochopeper 4. qusp 5. AR2 - definitely!
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1. bigpandahk 2. tagheuer 3. hochopeper 4. qusp 5. AR2 - definitely! 6. wktk_smile |
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