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Join Date: May 2007
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Scottish Borders
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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That would be nice come to think about it, planning a trip to the Van Gogh museum already. If it were a car it would be running in but i guess that ain't it eather. Listerning to the dac yesterday at first it sounded a bit harch but you could actually hear the sound changing. Already it is very good compared to my teac vrds 10. It is very detailed, scary dynamic, and the bass is getting better. Hope it continues to improve at this rate for the next month or so!!!!. John. |
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Prague
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Dear Brian or Russ,
I'm most interested in your Buffalo32s DAC, but before ordering I need some help with conections. A top priority for me is to feed this DAC with DSD signal from my Sony SCD-XA3000ES SACD player. I have the service manual and already located the needed signals (at least I think so), so no problem there. I'll simply wire them to RJ-45 connector on the player's back plate and then use CAT5 to the DAC box. However, I still occasionally listen to some plain CDs, so I need to cover that base too. I could probably get I2S signal of the player too, or SPDIF, it really doesn't matter. All I need is a simple way to switch between the DSD/PCM signals. I don't mind powering the DAC down/up with every signal switch, but opening the box and flipping some DIP switches every time is not an option .Could you help me with some relatively elegant way to switch between those signals? I don't mind ordering some additional boards or rotary switches, if needed (OTTO, ...?) If we are at it, how feasible would it be to make this DAC a truly inversal one, i.e. sporting both DSD, I2S, SPDIF and USB inputs? Thank you very much for your answer. |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Russ, Brian, a question about the volumite controller; Is the digital way of controlling volume with the volumite controller on the B32S hurting sound quality in any way? (losing bits or anything)
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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I apologize in advance for being slightly off topic, but the other forums relating to the Sabre DAC have become a bit slow.
ESS Technology has just announced a new stereo Sabre DAC, ES9022. It has 2Vrms driver outputs, measured from ground of a single 3.3V supply. Here's the link: http://www.esstech.com/PDF/ES9022_PF_090731.pdf Any discussion probably should go on the ESS Sabre Reference DAC forum. RossG |
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Yes, I saw the chip. Its certainly not bad, but it has about 20db worse DNR than the ES9018 or ES9012. So I am not very interested in it.
Cheers! Russ
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Israel
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Can Buffalo32 decode SACD DSD coming out from the SACD player's HDMI 1.3 out?
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Nope
Signals through HDMI are most likely encrypted.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Israel
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Thanks. Audio is encrypted as well? If yes, what's the point in having DSD out? Else, should I find in the player the internal SACD DSD wires, would Buffalo decode SACD? |
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