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December 6, 2022, 02:26 PM #51
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For me, critical listening is when I'm reviewing a piece of gear. The rest of the time I'm listening for enjoyment. If someone thinks that streaming music isn't good enough for their "critical" listening, I for one wouldn't waste the money on purchasing a subscription.
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December 6, 2022, 11:03 PM #52
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To round out the testing of mass market switches, I just purchased two NetGear GS108's to compare to the TP-Links the won the previous round.
I did compare them to the NetGear I had on hand but I released it is over 10 years old and wanted to try dual fresh ones in comparison to the TP-Links.
I have on order a high end switch and should receive that in the next two weeks in which I will commence tests in the high end switch world after 100 hours burn in.
I also just received a GigaFOIL I ordered from Mike and will try that with the winning mass market switches and with the high end switch.
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December 7, 2022, 10:45 AM #53
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It is more than adequate to determine if I like the music well enough to purchase it and whether or not "hi-res" offers an improvement over 16/44.1 (often much less expensive to purchase), which is often not the case for albums with today's typical mastering style (which "blurs" the advantages I would like to hear with hi-res). In addition, the Qobuz subscription gives me a substantial discount on downloads for purchase, which easily pays for itself.
I should perhaps not describe my attentive listening as "critical". Focused, as opposed to background, would be more appropriate. "Background" is enough to determine whether or not I like the music. As always, YMMV.Rob
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December 7, 2022, 10:47 AM #54
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December 7, 2022, 11:17 AM #55
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December 7, 2022, 11:57 AM #56
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The albums you listen to may be different than the ones I purchase. Other than the obvious upsamples (albums known to have been recorded at 16/44.1) almost none of the albums I buy in hi-res are upsamples; the frequency spectrum will clearly indicate this. OTOH, depending on the specific release and its mastering, a particular CD may well sound better than a different hi-res release of any given album.
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December 9, 2022, 09:37 AM #57
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Mike - feel free to delete this post if it breaks a forum rule.
But as I research more ethernet audio, I can across this review on an ethernet cable from a few years ago. The posts in the comments section back and forth between cable skeptics and the staff is very entertaining!
Review: Heresy with a Nordost Heimdall 2 ethernet cable - Part-Time Audiophile
Here is my favorite reply. In fact I think I'm going to borrow it and add it to my signature.
Editorial Staff says:
JANUARY 23, 2018 AT 3:39 PM
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ETA: this other AWESOME response:
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December 9, 2022, 10:55 AM #58
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I don't understand what the point of the above post is beyond showing that audiophiles never agree on anything. Has anyone on AS compared the Nordost ethernet cable to the Supra CAT 8? If so, I would love to hear your thoughts.
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December 9, 2022, 02:26 PM #59
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I ran across the Supra Cat-8 cables a few years ago. It IMO brought some quieting to my digital end. So, I ended up replacing my basic ethernet cables to computer,TV,GigaFoil, modem, Orbi wifi router coming from the English 8 switch. For a rather low price point they helped create a very stable digital side of my systems streaming. Pictured mess below.
Steaming mess.jpgSpeakers: Magico S3 (23')
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December 9, 2022, 04:22 PM #60
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For $50 each (1M) they are definitely a good cable and a no-brainer . Though I don't feel they are the dragon-slayer others (not you) have claimed them to be.
I just finished some extensive testing with them today and surprisingly have only found them to be slightly better than BJC certified Cat 6+. This REALLY surprised me.
Before I updated switches the difference was almost non-existent between the two. Then after updating the Supra was a bit nicer than the BJC, but I expected better of it (I am certainly not saying it is a bad cable, just expected more from it).
I then moved to a $700 SOtM cable today we received for testing and that was definitely more noticeable, but again, I think people are missing out by spending money on cables first and not figure out what works best from a switch point of view. I am currently testing THREE and FOUR name brand switches inline and will have a review soon.
To put it in perspective I got a much bigger improvement with the switch set up I will be detailing than I ever got with just any cable - even the $700 one."We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 9, 2022, 05:30 PM #61
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My most important ethernet cable in the digital end as far as audio impact. Is the Shunyata Alpha ethernet cable that runs from my silent computer to the Rose.
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December 9, 2022, 05:35 PM #62
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December 9, 2022, 07:12 PM #63
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December 9, 2022, 07:21 PM #64
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Yeah, they're a nice cable for the price. They're a bit on the lively side, so on some content they can be a bit "assertive" or forward, but for the most part, they were one of my faves, especially for the price. I liked them a lot more than the Belden Cat 6A, which drove me out of the room.
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December 9, 2022, 08:42 PM #65
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Right, the "resolution" is pretty meaningless in and of itself. Hi-res, redbook, dsd etc..It's always about the masters and where it comes from full stop.
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December 9, 2022, 09:12 PM #66
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That is interesting. I've recently switched to an Aqua stack (La Scala mkII optologic + Linq with HQP modules) using Aqua's I2s connection (which is a must IMHO) from a opticalrendu and USB DAC's (Lampi / Holo). So it's been USB for the last couple yrs.
Since I run fiber to my listening room i did (had to) purchase the latest optical module deluxe and a short eth cable (blue jeans 6a) to the LinQ (using revelation audiolabs I2s). I thought "I'm done with USB for awhile". Now I have introduced eth and I2s cables,
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December 9, 2022, 09:53 PM #67
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December 9, 2022, 09:55 PM #68
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December 11, 2022, 12:12 PM #70
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I’m not sure if I responded to this thread or the similar one on “what’s best” but as always threads like this are interesting indeed.
I went down several rabbit holes with switches , cables and optical isolation
For me the road ended with a small Hong Kong company called Ediscreation. The make a really excellent bespoke switch with a high quality clock and equally high quality linear power supply on board. The switch comes in three configurations . Basic , extreme ( better components in power supply) and naked extreme with an unbelievable out board LPS
I ordered the basic and was really quite gobsmacked at the improvement .
Also, as far as optical isolation Ediscreation makes a device called a Fibre Box II. It sits between devices and is basically the same as a fibre media converter setup that also has a very good clocking scheme and a LPS on board. You can get this device amped up similarly to the switch.
My current setup is as follows:
-service provider modem>
-30’ WireWorld Starlight e-cable>
-Ediscreation Fibre box II >
-AudioQuest Diamond e-cable >
-Ediscreation basic switch ( switches to hifi /tv/Lyngdorf processor etc etc>
-AudioQuest Diamond e-cable >
-Innuos Zenith MKII server>
- AudioQuest Diamond e-cable >
-Ediscreation Fibre Box II >
-Shunyata Sigma e-cable >
-Auralic Aries G2.1/ Vega 2.1
Anyway, this setup has produced the most amazing sound from all things I stream. The only thing I would say is that if I knew how good this Ediscreation stuff was going to be I would have bought the extreme versions of all of it
In my books, the Fibre Box II is the device that pays the most dividends . The first one I used to isolate everything from the rest of the house. The second further isolates anything that “potentially” could be noisy from the many devices hooked into the switch.
This stuff is now on my must have list for easy, bulletproof “reasonable” cost ethernet solutions and I will be employing more of it on my office system as well.
Highly recommend this gear to anyone chasing that last degree of streaming upgrade.
My 2 Cents
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December 11, 2022, 01:14 PM #71
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"We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 11, 2022, 01:36 PM #72
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Honestly, I took it on as a complete “flyer”. I didn’t know anyone personally who had tried their stuff but have personally gone the fibre media device path, ether regen path. Various cable swaps etc etc etc.
I kept reading about Edison’s stuff and decided , while not cheap…. Was a fraction of the cost of an equipment upgrade ( any component really) so I ordered.
I had no real idea what to expect or should I say that when all hooked up what the overall value proposition would be.
As stated, I wish I had gone to the top level now. What I think I’m going to do after the Xmas season is upgrade the switch and the second Fibre box to Ediscreation extreme units without a power supply and order his Firebird LPS to power the two new components
Then just take the switch and Fibre box I already have and insert it into the office system
Serious first world problems to be sure but cleaning up this ethernet stuffs is like a new frontier for me.
The most consequential improvement is from the Tidal feed I use. Sounds just amazing to be honest. Best I have been able to stream this far and equally as good as the same tracks that are stored on my Innuos .
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December 11, 2022, 01:49 PM #73
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I can't remember the details, but I've read the update uses a wire or cap that some people didn't like so they are requesting him to do the update while leaving out some of the updates. My advice based on my testing is to have the Edison box by your streamer, and then put one or two mass market switches by your wall outlet. My upcoming video will have details on my testing results but it will 100% be a bigger improvement for you than if you had simply done the upgrade on the switch.
Stay tuned for more details."We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 11, 2022, 03:06 PM #74
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December 11, 2022, 03:18 PM #75
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Yes. You email them and they are very responsive and will ship directly.
The Hong Kong audiophile clubs have written about this switch and compared it to others such as SOtM, Telegartner, etc.
The Telegartner seems to be the best of the all, but in my mind the custom connectors requiring unique cables is a non-starter."We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 12, 2022, 09:27 AM #76
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Tried a D-Link switch at 9 and then 50 hours burn in. WOW. Making a super strong showing. Noticeable difference at 0 then 50 hours. Might is as good with the factory power supply as the TP-Link and Netgear with upgraded power?
50 more hours on burn in left on the switch and then more testing to come...."We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 12, 2022, 12:18 PM #77
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December 12, 2022, 12:20 PM #78
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Don't necessarily discount the reason that the D-Link sounds better after 50 hours is due to the fact the clock(s) inside have had time to settle. The clocks are extremely sensitive to vibration, and in the case of my AfterDark clock, was told that it would take a full month for the AD Master Clock to fully settle once installed in the rack, and not to move it once it's in posiition.
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December 12, 2022, 01:31 PM #79
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Certainly would be.but it was jostled heavily during the testing at 50 hours as I switched cables and such between the boxes and power plugs. I would think (I certainly am no expert on the switches) that any settling would have been undone by the moving them around and such repeatedly.
In that regard they all get put on a pretty even footing as they all get moved around equally.
Also, the D-link with OEM power supply was almost equal to the others with upgraded power which really surprised me. I don't know if the D-link will be able to close the gap ultimately with the others, but I can't wait to find out."We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 12, 2022, 02:54 PM #80
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December 12, 2022, 03:07 PM #81
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No - I appreciate you mentioning it! I didn't realize it was a "thing" so I learned something new which I appreciate.
I've got four more switches (one being a high end switch) on the way to try as well. The high end one was sent via Mail from overseas instead of DHL so it could be 2024 before it arrives. LOL"We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 12, 2022, 08:10 PM #82
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December 12, 2022, 08:16 PM #83
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December 12, 2022, 09:38 PM #84
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Re: Ethernet switch test
Interesting read thanks
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Out of curiosity, I had previously recorded Time, Temperature, Humidity and the Barometric Pressure of listening sessions.
I discovered the variable that was most responsible for my system "sounding good" during any particular listening session was barometric pressure.
Temperature was more or less (1 or 2 degrees) constant so cannot coment on how wider variations would effect the presentation.My System
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December 13, 2022, 10:46 AM #87
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December 13, 2022, 12:51 PM #88
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Yes, of course, because barometric pressure is a measure of air density. And the reason temperature plays a role is because there is linear relationship between barometric pressure and temperature. This gets us back to the Ideal Gas Law, PV=nRT.
As I live in the SF Bay Area near sea level, the single factor that impacts my room most consistently is temperature. Changes in barometric pressure from the weather can play a role if the weather changes enough, but as it almost never rains in California anymore and given my room is always the same volume (V), day to day, temperature (the T part of the equation above) is the single factor that influences my room most consistently.
Dont'cha just love...science?
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December 14, 2022, 02:43 PM #89
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Intro video to the series of vids on Ethernet Audio I am doing just posted:
HI-FI Ethernet Audio - How to Get the BEST Sound Streaming! - YouTube"We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 14, 2022, 05:01 PM #90
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December 14, 2022, 11:43 PM #91
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December 15, 2022, 11:14 AM #92
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Burning in 5 new switches.
These are mid-priced mass-market (~$200) vs. more entry level (~$45).
Intro video was posted yesterday with beginning of the test results vid to be posted in the next couple of days.
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December 15, 2022, 12:37 PM #93
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I just saw the intro video and I'm looking forward to the comparisons.
Please refresh my memory - will you be tesing the Gigafoil v4 INLINE?
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December 15, 2022, 12:41 PM #94
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December 15, 2022, 01:08 PM #95
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Thanks for watching!
Yes. I have a high end ($2K) switch on the way as well that will be part of the testing. It's actually a quad switch that has FOUR switches in one custom chassis with a LPS as stock.
I'm first going to find the best combo of entry level / mid level mass market switches with and without upgraded power supplies. So far I've found some really interesting results on these.
Then I'm going to see how they work with a high end switch in the chain and see what the winning mix is.
Then once I find the winning combo of both versions I'm going to add the GigaFoil to see what differences - if any - it imparts.
I figure there will be at least 3-4 more vids in the series as I am trying to keep them shorter (like about 10-15 minutes) than one really super long one."We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 15, 2022, 01:26 PM #96
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Also wanted to add we will be testing BJC cable ($11), SOtM cable ($700), Soblon cable, and an SOtM ethernet filter ($400).
I also went one step further and tested the filter next to the switch both on the wall side and on the streamer side and it DID make a difference!
It's crazy what makes differences in this area.
And yes, I did find a way to mention Bose in my video. LOL"We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 15, 2022, 01:58 PM #97
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December 15, 2022, 02:13 PM #99
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Puma's point is well taken.
Interesting sneak peak on some results so far on the entry level mass-market switches:
I tried the three major brands (Two different Cisco switches refused to connect to my router signal so they will not be in this test).
Of the three brands I also tried some that were PoE and some without. Best results was a mixture of them (details to follow in vids).
There is also a sound difference between 5 port and 8 port units of the same model/brand.
There is also a sound difference on WHERE you plug in the ethernet cables on the switches.
Also one of the brands with the factory PS KICKED THE BUTT of the other two that had an upgraded LPS on them. It was really surprising.
The reason I ventured into the mid-range was for exactly what Puma Cat mentioned - I wanted to see if there is any better noise rejection in the stock form with the higher priced units in larger form factor.
Both the SOtM filter itself and the SOtM cable (which has a filter on it) is designed to suppress noise. I already know the results and will share them soon as to whether they do or don't and what the sound difference it."We are all billionaires because of the huge piles sweet dough rolling in from our participation in the ongoing campaign to suck your collective brains through a stirrer-straw." - PTA Editorial Staff
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December 15, 2022, 02:28 PM #100
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Yep, a clean quiet LPS is really important. I've posted this link before, but folks using these Ethernet/network-based streaming set-ups using "remote servers" really need to read this white paper by professional Ethernet EE, John Swenson:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/06...f?v=1583429386
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