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Yes, I should have noted that. My RME ADI-2 DAC has this dual volume feature which I find immensely useful.
Yes, I should have noted that. My RME ADI-2 DAC has this dual volume feature which I find immensely useful.
Don't worry about the deafening volume?
5 μV is -112 dB down from 2 V. Nothing to obsess about.Be aware though, prof @WolfX-700 measurement shows some power frequency interference: https://www.l7audiolab.com/f/sabaj-a10h/
I addressed that in my review. If he grounds the Audio Precision outputs to the A10h, almost all of that goes away resulting in the measurements I have.Be aware though, prof @WolfX-700 measurement shows some power frequency interference: https://www.l7audiolab.com/f/sabaj-a10h/
What would the comsuer need to do, if anything, to resolve this flaw/issue at home?I addressed that in my review. If he grounds the Audio Precision outputs to the A10h, almost all of that goes away resulting in the measurements I have.
How didi you attached the ground? Curious to see.I addressed that in my review. If he grounds the Audio Precision outputs to the A10h, almost all of that goes away resulting in the measurements I have.
I believe this is specific to the audio Precision, to have floating ground, but it does show that balanced connection has it's benefit when upstream you can potentially have all kind of configurations.What would the comsuer need to do, if anything, to resolve this flaw/issue at home?
Connect a wire somewhere on the DAC to the RCA ground on the HPA side?
They are already grounded to each other through the RCA cable. The issue is only with a floating ground like the AP analyzer uses. You won't have the issue at home.Connect a wire somewhere on the DAC to the RCA ground on the HPA side?
Nice, indeed. OTOH, "Pr0" versus "Pr1"? You get used to it, if you use it all the time. If that doesn't happen - or you need to tell somebody else what setting to use - less ideal. How much more effort would it have been to use "HP" & "RCA" or "LO" (line out), Sabaj?This function is very interesting:
Single ended has clean output if designed properly like in this case.I wish it bad balanced I/O thou, RCA kinda always looks to me like a disease I can't get rid of.
There is nothing you can do. If you get ground loops, then you are mostly hosed. Best to then use optical connection to your DAC or step up and get a balanced input headphone amplifier.What would the comsuer need to do, if anything, to resolve this flaw/issue at home?