Vlad Soare

Oh, I didn't check that. Good point. Maybe I inadvertently moved it a bit while wiggling the others, which caused the pops to disappear...

I pushed all the cables again, as hard as I could. None of them moved at all. They seemed to be already as secure as it gets. But then I...

I'd check your cables are securely tighten all the way. No that's not normal.

I've just bought a Duo based on its outstanding test results. It looks and feels great and, as far as I can work out, works perfectly...

So they're not discontinuing it. They're just updating it a bit. False alarm. :)

Or buy this soon

If there is a possibility for subtle differences, but those differences happen to be at -130 dB, or at 50 kHz, or both, then it's an...

Sound might be more than those things. But (and it is a big but) The way in which that sound can be changed by electronics is ONLY...

The filters that are audible are wrong IMHO the selectable filters built in the some chips are a marketing gimick for the DAC builders...

This shows the behavior and signal voltage of the E50 when connected coaxial to a CD player. Measuring voltage requires a MHz bandwidth...

Yes. Correct. The voltage pulses are too quick for multimeters to pick up.

But it also knows when the CD player goes to sleep. Does this mean the CD player is always sending a continuous, empty music stream...

I got my E50 today and was delighted to find that it wakes up as soon as the CD player does, and prepares to go to sleep as soon as the...

Thanks, guys. I think that's the question - does the DAC actually know that the CD player has been turned on? The CD player will send a...

The E50 switches between wake and sleep mode depending on whether an input signal is present. It does not switch when a song starts or...