No problem Joe, thanks. Glad to hear the new sample rate appears on the display - that means the detection mechanism is active and functioning and that both microcontrollers are OK. One more troubleshooting step: does the DAC you have this connected to also indicate the incoming sample rate...

At this point, I wouldn't suggest the cable is the culprit; I only asked about that to remove any suspicions about the rest of the system. With the Diverter, the timebase is changed when you switch from 44.1, 88.2, or 176.4kHz to 48, 96, or 192kHz rates. It sounds to me like the oscillator...

Wow, this thread brings back memories! Which model of Diverter are you testing? There were basically three; the original 24/96 model which has no display, and the HR and HR2 which have a small LED dot matrix display. I've never experienced anything like what you've described, nor has that...

I'm intrigued & would love to sample the new model.  Would be driving it with prototype Sonicweld equipment.

Hi Mike - I just discovered your Fatou videos today, and wanted to convey my thanks for bringing this wonderful feeling into my morning!  I listened to these as I worked and was greatly moved.  I wish her album wasn't so expensive on Amazon, but it was worth every penny.

Thanks, everyone, for your kind thoughts and support for Lee and his family; I'm so grateful!  I realize it's probably impractical for most of you, but the funeral service will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.m., and anyone is invited.  The address is:   LDS Chapel 870 E Canyon Rd Spanish Fork...

Full disclosure: 1.) I am a member of the trade (I own www.sonicweld.com) 2.) Lee Weiland has been a very close personal friend, business advisor, and confidant of mine for nearly twenty years 3.) Lee promotes and sells Sonicweld products I have been following this thread with a growing...

Hey KillaByte (cool name!)... Sorry I haven't been on here in a while, and didn't see your post until today. I appreciate the points you made, and agree wholeheartedly. Yes, I've been aware of the XMOS offering for a while, and it looks interesting. Let us all hope that standard USB audio...

Quote: Originally Posted by omigawsh_lollercoaster Are those holes threaded or just ridged for aesthetic purposes? No, it isn't threading (which would be helical). It's there primarily for grip - the way I pick these up is to grab opposite holes with the thumb and middle finger -...

Quote: Originally Posted by IPodPJ The only thing that should be improved in the signal is the clock/timing data. If Amarra isn't doing this, what is it doing and why? Those are interesting and relevant questions - I don't have any insights at this point; I can only say that my...

Quote: Originally Posted by audioengr They conclude that they must have an expensive USB cable for computer to USB converter as well as A/D converter to computer. The former can be critical and the latter is a waste of money. Yes, because in the A/D case, the digital audio data...

Quote: Originally Posted by scootermafia I was hoping for a Steve vs. Josh deathmatch in my thread. Sorry, Red Bull pulled their sponsorship and the UFC has banned me for life. My days of cage fighting are at an end. Quote: Originally Posted by scootermafia Agreed on...

Quote: Originally Posted by audioengr No Gauntlet here. Good, thanks for the clarification Steve. An inherent problem with forums and/or email is that the non-verbal content of a message is missing, so things are often misinterpreted. Your post seemed a little aggressive to me...

Hi Steve. I'm curious - where are you going with this post? In other words, are you really interested in discussing the concepts with me (some of which could have been easily researched, such as the practice of data whitening or what a data slicer is), or are you throwing down some sort of gauntlet?

FYI to people attending meets - we now have a dedicated demo unit that will be traveling around the country in order to give people an opportunity to try out the Diverter. If you have a show you'd like the demo Diverter to be available for, schedule it with Lee from CryoParts for a west-coast...