carlosmante
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How many alligators?But, but.... it’s a got a moat!
How many alligators?But, but.... it’s a got a moat!
How many alligators?
I run Dante 32x32 @48kHz through those switches, with proper QOS settings, as recommended (which, indeed, makes a difference, between lots of dropouts and none)If you're running 64x64 channel Dante in a pro situation, for example, over ethernet then yes, some consideration needs to be given
Funny though Jason, I see in your signature that you have two EMO Systems LAN isolators (total retail almost $400; actual parts cost less than $40). What are those passive devices doing for you?
Since I've put in over 7000 ports in hospitals I can tell you that they protect million $$ equipment from taking a surge over the Ethernet port.
You are lighting it up Mark Brown (or Plissken, whatever name you use) in all forums on Internets against Uptone. I wonder why. Hateful? The EtherREGEN is not in the wild yet. So you cannot possibly have seen it. Unless @Superdad sent you one as beta tester
Feel free to backup any claims with anything factual. Quotes would work in this instance.
If you think your playback system can be improved upon by fiddling with the Ethernet section, simply use a well respected application like Tidal, start playback and unplug/plug your connection in.
If you don't hear any difference then you have it as good as it gets.
If you do hear a difference then certainly give the Etherregen a try.
Even the USB Regen was able to improve the output of a Schiit DAC. I even created a thread over at ComputerAudioPhile about it.
Yeah... I have heard the “pull the plug” thing from you a hundred times. In a a dozen forums. You keep repeating it like a parrot.
I had stopped replying to you a while ago on that. You are really not looking for an answer on that, are you really?
And you never answered my question “while the hate on Uptone?” You are literally on a campaign against a US- based, small company. I wonder why. Can’t be just a vendetta. Some of their foreign competitors paying you off is my wild guess.
Anyways.... my grandpa used to tell me: “don’t wrestle with a pig in mud... you cannot win”. I now understand what it meant. Have a nice (miserable) (low)-life
It's still all a farce. No proof of anything, just hot air.This from Uptones description of EtherRegen
"The circuitry between ports on the ‘A’ side decreases phase-noise effects to some degree, but not nearly as much as crossing the ‘A’>’B’ moat. It is the differential isolators used in conjunction with the differential flip-flops"
Wait a minute now. Wouldn't a moat be too deep for flip-flops. Wouldn't the audio get wet ?
When will the Brain REGEN come?
Put it upon your head, you get excellent sound quality!
hi-dead audioThat device has been around for quite a while. Only you don't put it on your head:
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...reds-of-times-more-enjoyable.9852/post-265102
Their blurb says "The goals and architecture of the EtherREGEN are completely different than any other Ethernet switch on the planet."
That must be true. This switch is in the realms of 'psychic'
Without knowing which IP address is the music server and which IP address is the DAC or which data passing through it is digitised audio, it manages to be "capable of producing surprisingly audible sonic improvements in fine music systems"
Spooky
With noise being trivial to measure, it is incredible that this company after years of building devices to supposedly remove noise from DACs and such, has yet to provide this simple before and after measurement to us!The claim is that it can filter the noise generated at the other side of the Ethernet cable from reaching the DAC. Why a WiFi or optical/fiber are not enough is not clear to me. Or whether there's really any noise to remove in the first place that causes audible issues.
With noise being trivial to measure, it is incredible that this company after years of building devices to supposedly remove noise from DACs and such, has yet to provide this simple before and after measurement to us!
Their other devices I have tested actually injected some mains noise into the chain, not remove it.
I don't know why audiophiles don't ask such logical questions. Company says they reduce noise or jitter, ask them to show this. Why look the other way?