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March 15, 2019, 07:19 PM #1Senior Member
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Lampi pac and network input.
Anyone here have a pac and use the network input with j river
?? I ask as I using it. This is my own pac now. So far on pcm the network sounds very good.
Very low noise floor too. I do get some drop outs here and there but they can be fixed on buffer or something
i have been using usb and a IDEON Master re clocker
it has bettered my usb on each dac even though my severs are all lps
and network isolated too.
any input welcomeTUBEZATOR
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February 8, 2020, 10:44 PM #2Senior Member
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Re: Lampi pac and network input.
Al, I see you're using the Ideon 3r usb reclocker. I'm going to give it a try. I have two very different usb cables to use on either side of the 3r. One is the Sablon Panatela and the other is the Intona Ultimate. They will run between a Mac mini Roon Endpoint and Pacific Dac.
The Sablon is quite a bit more laid back and mellow compared to the Intona which is highly resolving, transparent and dynamic. A nice blending of the two could end up being ideal, though I could be very happy with either. If I had to pick only one, it would be the Intona.
I'll try both ways, but am curious, theoretically, which position-- between Mini and Reclocker or between Dac and Reclocker-- will most transmit the sound character of either usb cable?Source: Taiko Audio Server, Cisco 2960 Switch, Gigafoil, Lampizator Pacific Dac. Amp: Bakoon 13r Speakers: AvantGarde Duo Mezzo XD, Cables: Alan Maher Designs Power, Duelund Speaker, Shunyata Sigma IC's Audioquest Diamond ethernet. Room Treatment Vicoustic.
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February 8, 2020, 10:51 PM #3Senior Member
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Re: Lampi pac and network input.
The out to dac matters more and for what it’s worth a good approved usb 3.0 cable is good to have on hand. We must remember audio usb cables may not be to spec as a result may not sound best. whine some sound great some don’t I can attest to it. I use a older Paul pang red usb cable in and out. Please post results when you try it. We all lean from this.
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