Search results

Yes that works nicely! I did not think that the cheap ADC would have a high enough audio output and that I would have needed to put the output through my analogue system but this is not the case. And I now can put the output of my analogue system through an analogue to digital converter - and...

Just to report that I found another solution which completely stops the glitches from the LG TOSLINK output. I fed the TOSLINK to a simple TOSLINK to Analogue converter and then to a simple Analogue to TOSLINK converter with the output from this going to the original AliExpress TOSLINK to AES...

After investigating further (without an oscilloscope) I have been able to demonstrate that you were correct and that the problem is with the TOSLINK output of my LG OLED55CS6LA television. I can send a 440hz audio signal from an attached computer directly to the speakers either via TOSLINK and...

Gear4Music have sent me this which may or may not be correct. Any comments? "Lambden Audio LA507 A Toslink-S/PDIF interface unit (likely a Toslink splitter/switch or interface), not directly related to format conversion between AES/EBU and S/PDIF, and definitely not the same as the Hosa...

That link is to the USB version of the Aliexpress item that I have and which has problems. The reviewer did not like it.

But that does not output an AES/EBU signal.

Thanks for that - but since the Toslink sent to a Marantz receiver has no problems I do not think that the problem is with the TV's output.

No - I was being serious!

But would the Lambden LA507 do the same but much cheaper?

But if the TOSLINK is fed directly to the TOSLINK input of my previous system - a Marantz M-CR612 with QUAD ESL63 speakers there is no audible problem. Maybe I need to look at the AES output with an oscilloscope!

They look the same but does they perform the same? Has anyone opened and compared them? There is a huge difference in cost. And the test description of the Lambden LA507 on the Gear4You site is a little odd because it only mentions AES to Toslink conversion although the pictures seem to imply...

I want to send the TOSLINK signal from a "Smart" TV to Genelec 8351Bs speakers without doing a conversion to analogue and then having to use an analogue output device. I therefore need to convert the TOSLINK signal to AES/EBU and have found several devices to do this. The first I have tried is...

I have chosen the Genelec 8351Bs with add on VESA mounts to connect to a Barkan Model E140 wall mount so that they can be fixed to concrete columns. I did not realise that the digital input is not the TOSLINK version that the LG "smart" TV provides and that I will need a TOSLINK to AES/EBU...

A very nice solution - and the speaker drivers are hidden !

My current sound source is a pair of Quad ESL63s fed from a Marantz M-CR612 (which replaced a Quad 44/ Quad 405 Mk2 combination)- and the only correction I have done is to manually introduce 6dB of bass cut from the amplifier to flatten the in room bass response that was shown by the combination...

Its a shame that to to do the in room correction both Genelec and Neumann need you to buy their calibrated microphone rather than allowing the use of a MiniDSP UMIK-1 calibrated microphone that I just bought to work with REW software.; unless someone has found a work around?

In the end I will probably choose White Genelec 8351Bs. I note that they are now available in the whole range of RAL colours - but they have not extended the colour onto the central driver which I think is a shame.

I meant to type 8341A - but I now think that the Genelec 8351B would fit the bill better than the Neumann KH150 - and could be wall mounted.

ChatGPT is suggesting also the Kii3 and Neumann KH150. There is a wall mount sold for the Kii3 that would work but its a bit pricey and I see no way to properly hide its front. The Neumann KG150 seems to tick all the boxes and has a range of wall mounting solutions. When I previously...

If so why are there no pictures anywhere showing this? I want not to be able to see the cones of the drivers.