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You can have bit-perfect/exclusive mode with all devices. No exception.Can i have bit-perfect/exclusive mode with this device?
You can have bit-perfect/exclusive mode with all devices. No exception.Can i have bit-perfect/exclusive mode with this device?
Aha...thank you!Yes!
Nice! Thank you, sir! Will upgrade my smsl su1 with this.You can have bit-perfect/exclusive mode with all devices. No exception.
The DC protection for amps with DC coupling design is their responsibility. It does not seem logical to me to ask the connected equipment to guarantee the absence of DC, because, although it must be so, this does not protect against a failure in the amplifier itself. The allowed level of 12 volts DC seems excessive to me.The DC protection of the module switches on at 12VDC which is very permissive
Hi @Yannick! Welcome to ASR.Hi all, I'm a happy owner of a Topping E70 in the market for a new amplifier. I'm currently considering the AUDIOPHONICS AP300-S250NC (https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/powe...ifier-ncore-nc252mp-2x250w-4-ohm-p-18419.html), but one line in its description gives me pause:
"This amplifier does not have a decoupling capacitor, so it lets the DC component of the signal through. Make sure your source has no DC component present at the output. The DC protection of the module switches on at 12VDC which is very permissive."
I don't really know anything much about this matter, if at all, so I'd appreciate some advice on whether the E70 does or does not have any DC component present at output. I believe I read somewhere else on ASR's forum (can't find it now, of course) a statement along the lines of most, if not all, DACs and preamps having this decoupling capacitor, but I'd really appreciate confirmation about the E70 in particular, please.
I haven't heard back from an email I sent Topping as yet, so hopefully I can get some sound advice from you kind folks. Thanks everyone!
Dear Paul
Thank you for contacting TOPPING support. We are happy to assist.
Yes, it is genuine.
E70 V1.04:
Add bandwidth setting in setup menu (B-5)
Customized settings from 5 to 15 (default: 5)
The larger the number is, the stronger the range to adapt to jitter, and the smaller the number, the better the performance against clock jitter.
Hi all, I'm a happy owner of a Topping E70 in the market for a new amplifier. I'm currently considering the AUDIOPHONICS AP300-S250NC (https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/powe...ifier-ncore-nc252mp-2x250w-4-ohm-p-18419.html), but one line in its description gives me pause:
"This amplifier does not have a decoupling capacitor, so it lets the DC component of the signal through. Make sure your source has no DC component present at the output. The DC protection of the module switches on at 12VDC which is very permissive."
I don't really know anything much about this matter, if at all, so I'd appreciate some advice on whether the E70 does or does not have any DC component present at output. I believe I read somewhere else on ASR's forum (can't find it now, of course) a statement along the lines of most, if not all, DACs and preamps having this decoupling capacitor, but I'd really appreciate confirmation about the E70 in particular, please.
So no official link? Im not keen on using something from what looks like a random Google account.Have a look on Page 21 #402 in this thread - there is a link posted there which is the one I used to update my E70 ESS
There's this official link, which will get you to both Windows and Mac versions of both the app and firmware V1.03 https://www.tpdz.net/newsinfo/778017.htmlSo no official link? Im not keen on using something from what looks like a random Google account.
So no official link? Im not keen on using something from what looks like a random Google account.
So where is the 1.04 firmware?
I have the TV issue as well.
Any help is appreciated!