Hi,
I use a dual mono BIIIse with one Legato output stage.
Source is a PC with hermes/amanero to teleporter to dac.
All is power by Placids with torodial transformers.
As I live in a old house I have problems with mains power:
nearly every time a light switch (or other electric operated item) is used the dac looses lock for a part of a second.
The hermes/amanero and the dac are in separate cases, witch are not ready yet and therefore are open. As the amanero is my only I2S source I could not identify yet if the problem is the dac or the hermes/amanero.
What type of "filtering" for the mains would you advice? Or is there an other reason?
Thank you
branko
I use a dual mono BIIIse with one Legato output stage.
Source is a PC with hermes/amanero to teleporter to dac.
All is power by Placids with torodial transformers.
As I live in a old house I have problems with mains power:
nearly every time a light switch (or other electric operated item) is used the dac looses lock for a part of a second.
The hermes/amanero and the dac are in separate cases, witch are not ready yet and therefore are open. As the amanero is my only I2S source I could not identify yet if the problem is the dac or the hermes/amanero.
What type of "filtering" for the mains would you advice? Or is there an other reason?
Thank you
branko
I had a similar situation some time ago. Even closing the kitchen microwave door would cause the DAC to lose lock. I added power line filters and a shielded case but that did not help.
I was using a hacked I2S signal from a Delta 1010 sound card and sent to the Buffalo via teleporters. I guess it was not the best method to route I2S. Problem went away after I got the Amenero.
I was using a hacked I2S signal from a Delta 1010 sound card and sent to the Buffalo via teleporters. I guess it was not the best method to route I2S. Problem went away after I got the Amenero.
Had the problem too as soon as I finished my buffalo 32s, every time i would switch a light on or off the dac lost sync. A dc blocker fixed the issue, search here on DIYaudio. I found the hint at twisted pear support forum if i remember well.
Be safe when working with mains...
Be safe when working with mains...
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