Hello,
So we agree concerning clocks we should look towards Italy
The dac part is mainly a German business
The power supplies , Fifopi and very useful parts is a Canadian enterprise.
We the users have some freedom of the choice how to make our own Sunday dish. Actually it wont be a dish more of a buffet,
Greetings, Eduard
So we agree concerning clocks we should look towards Italy
The dac part is mainly a German business
The power supplies , Fifopi and very useful parts is a Canadian enterprise.
We the users have some freedom of the choice how to make our own Sunday dish. Actually it wont be a dish more of a buffet,
Greetings, Eduard
DIY buffet is a great analogy to great digital sound at reasonable price. My buffet table has a Netherlands table offering 1541a DAC chip with ecdesigns optimization. Oscillator also from Canada with Andrea/Italy implementation.
I would say the dac part can also be a Dutch party; I am tinkering with the old TDA1541A chips and they sound very promising! I ordered some boards from Ryanj here on diyaudio to run them in simultaneous mode and balanced (like the dddac), I think they are a killer with the clocks from Andrea and the fifopi-reclockpi-battery supply-UcConditioners from Ian.
I hope Ian will release the reclockpi soon. I will volunteer as beta user🙄
I hope Ian will release the reclockpi soon. I will volunteer as beta user🙄
So afer some 6406 posts, and 641 pages about "jitter", has anyone knowingly accomplished the problem?
Or, is it just some invented problem that someone with a twig up their butt invented?
Or, is it just some invented problem that someone with a twig up their butt invented?
Maybe you should perform the Jtest just like the Lord of the Blue Screen with his fantastic AP tool.
@Ian,
Do you have a GB price on the StationPi Pro yet? I thought I would wait on the ReclockPi and order with the SP Pro when available.
Do you have a GB price on the StationPi Pro yet? I thought I would wait on the ReclockPi and order with the SP Pro when available.
StationPi Pro is still in R&D stage. I'm really happy with the StationPi Pro new features. I'm working hard on it trying to make it as perfect as possible.
Just ordered StationPi Pro V2.0 PCB which have more improvements over V1.0.
The touch screen controller module is a standard product and not expensive. You can order one to get start early. I'll open the source code on my gitHub very soon.
2.4"
2.4", 240x320 pixels, slim Intelligent Display Module with embedded PICASO processor
4D Universal Programming Adaptor
or 2.8"
2.8", 240x320 pixels, slim Intelligent Display Module with embedded PICASO processor
or 3.2"
3.2", 240x320 pixels, slim Intelligent Display Module with embedded PICASO processor
Ian
Just ordered StationPi Pro V2.0 PCB which have more improvements over V1.0.
The touch screen controller module is a standard product and not expensive. You can order one to get start early. I'll open the source code on my gitHub very soon.
2.4"
2.4", 240x320 pixels, slim Intelligent Display Module with embedded PICASO processor
4D Universal Programming Adaptor
or 2.8"
2.8", 240x320 pixels, slim Intelligent Display Module with embedded PICASO processor
or 3.2"
3.2", 240x320 pixels, slim Intelligent Display Module with embedded PICASO processor
Ian
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Hello Ian,
Unlike many others i dont care at all about a display. I just use a 50 ? Year old French panelmeter that shows the Dddac has its 12 volt. BUT if the new boards offers better sound without the screen connected i will wait.
Greetings,Eduard
Unlike many others i dont care at all about a display. I just use a 50 ? Year old French panelmeter that shows the Dddac has its 12 volt. BUT if the new boards offers better sound without the screen connected i will wait.
Greetings,Eduard
There isn't. So what do those with commercial interest do? They create a perception of problem via exaggeration, obfuscation and sometimes flat-out lie.
I think a camera analogy is perfect here. Jitter is focus and film quality. More in focus means more details and more dramatic. Also better film means better hue and natural color.
Now in the days of film everyone had a point and shoot camera with a fixed plastic lens. Some who enjoyed taking the art to another level would buy never ending better quality lens from German craftsmen and multi k$ camera bodies.
Did anyone solve the problem of focus? Was it required to take a picture of the kids first day at school? No to both questions. Some enthusiasts enjoyed photography at that level. The masses thought they were photofools. Same here with jitter. If you are convinced you don't need it then you don't need it. That simple.
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