State of the art digital setup

[SiW]

LF78, FYI, I bought the RME Digiface and 2 Topping D50 DACs, everything works as expected.

Is there any time drift between the two DACs?

Simon

 

[renan33]

Yes it would be interesting who is the master clock in the setting RME Digiface/2 D50 dacs. If it's the digiface or the Dacs.

So from the proposed solutions:
RME digiface (370$) need a computer with windows or MacOS and no possibility for linux.
SHD Studio miniDsp (900$) once programmed is a standalone solution. So certainly more stable than a windows pc.

I'm just wondering if we can implement our own convolution filters in the MiniDsp solution or if it is limited to Dirac.

 

[RayDunzl]

I'm just wondering if we can implement our own convolution filters in the MiniDsp solution or if it is limited to Dirac.

In the case of the OpenDRC series, if the Dirac option is chosen, that precludes the use of other filters. The device gets different firmware. That's a reason I didn't go for Dirac when i bought mine. I wanted to experiment.

 

[direstraitsfan98]

I would love to see Amir take a look at totaldac.

 

[Kal Rubinson]

Yes it would be interesting who is the master clock in the setting RME Digiface/2 D50 dacs. If it's the digiface or the Dacs.

So from the proposed solutions:
RME digiface (370$) need a computer with windows or MacOS and no possibility for linux.
SHD Studio miniDsp (900$) once programmed is a standalone solution. So certainly more stable than a windows pc.

I'm just wondering if we can implement our own convolution filters in the MiniDsp solution or if it is limited to Dirac.

"miniDSP DSP Processing:
Volume, Parametric Equalizer banks, Crossovers, Matrix mixer, Compressor/Limiter, Mute"