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Thanks. So do we know what they say they have fixed? Was the spurious tones at low frequencies? I still don't know what is going on and what to confirm.This is the image from Emotiva with the new firmware fix.
Thanks. So do we know what they say they have fixed? Was the spurious tones at low frequencies? I still don't know what is going on and what to confirm.This is the image from Emotiva with the new firmware fix.
Just a FYI Emotiva has said they are going to give you the option to select a filter in a future firmware update... From Dan "We plan on offering selectable output filters as an option on a future firmware update. Remember though, this stuff is down in the weeds and very subtle audibly. But hey, once we add this feature, you can play to your hearts content! "
This is the full post from Dan at Emotiva. From what I can tell the SINAD result went from 92.xdb to 94.xdb and the THD+N Ratio is lower. Graphs don't seem to have all the low frequency tones either...Thanks. So do we know what they say they have fixed? Was the spurious tones at low frequencies? I still don't know what is going on and what to confirm.
Can someone post there and ask for the "before" measurement in the same config?
Ya I wouldn't expect this anytime soon, they have already said all hands on deck for DIRAC (which I do agree is a priority).Yes, and that is great. But we will see if it makes into the list since I expect this is a low priority.
It does provide a possible reason why the RMC-1 DAC sound different than the Oppo 205 when I level matched then and streamed to both from Roon.
- Rich
They claim they got the same results you did. Honestly I think you getting the 1.9 firmware and running the test is the best way to see if they fixed the problem because you can run the test the same way you did last time.Can someone post there and ask for the "before" measurement in the same config?
They claim they got the same results you did. Honestly I think you getting the 1.9 firmware and running the test is the best way to see if they fixed the problem because you can run the test the same way you did last time.
Hope this is a teachable moment- a bit of restraint/not jumping to trigger happy conclusions will lead to better resolutions
I am sure that you are not expecting me to answer your question. Even Emotiva is still in the dark with what is enabled and what's not, that's what I understand from reading their response.Hmmm. Putting aside their arguments, I am testing the unit in Stereo. Specifically in Reference Stereo (or Direct). This mode is supposed to disable all effects and processing. Why isn't this pipeline straight through?
Can anyone explain me why they would release is when Dirac wasn't ready?
Jump to conclusions? Amir tested equipment that is for sale to the general public. It failed. Amir published ACCURATE information. That is not "jumping to conclusions". That is simply reporting facts..Hope this is a teachable moment- a bit of restraint/not jumping to trigger happy conclusions will lead to better resolutions
Yes and no saying there was a hardware design issue for something it appears Emotiva fixed with firmware is jumping to conclusions. That being said I'm glad Amirm brought this issue out so it was resolved.Jump to conclusions? Amir tested equipment that is for sale to the general public. It failed. Amir published ACCURATE information. That is not "jumping to conclusions". That is simply reporting facts..
amirm
You don't need the firmware. (but if you want the latest BETA you will have to ask Emotiva for it.)
Put the unit into Reference Stereo, Turn it off, Switch off the power via the back toggle for 1 min. Turn back on click info to make sure it is still in Reference Stereo, and test.
DO NOT CHANGE MODES: If you swap between modes Direct, Auto, Dolby, Reference Stereo you will need to repeat the steps I just posted.
If you change modes it will get stuck in some weird up mixing mode it is not supposed to be in.
So if you go from Stereo, Direct, Reference Stereo you will for now need to power cycle the unit between each mode swap.
Again, we still don't know what problem they have fixed. I identified a number of them. Not a single issue.Yes and no saying there was a hardware design issue for something it appears Emotiva fixed with firmware is jumping to conclusions.