Saw this edit comment and just want to add a complementary view: Larry Ho the designer did mention that the LPS helps more with Pulse fi than with the Pulse Xfi or Sfi. Not sure about standard Pulse, but I'd think having a clean power supply should be more important than getting the noise...

Looks quite a bit more sophisticated than the average DIY LPS:   http://geek.lhlabs.com/media/kunena/attachments/42/lps_nichicon2.jpg   from: http://geek.lhlabs.com/force/geeklps/1571-lps-power-supply-caps.html?limitstart=0

Recently found a simple mod for my PK2 that works surprisingly well. I understand that Yuin buds are slightly falling out of fashion on head-fi, but I'm still curious to see if other users notice the same difference and if this unleashes further potential in the buds.   There are two slot...

Any luck with your recabling? Is the standard Mogami too thick? I wonder how the single entry affects the job since you have to route wires to the right side through the head band.

Quote: Originally Posted by scootermafia Not a bad idea, I'll think about it. The Musiland isn't that much different than the Pop Pulse, which I have already said time and time again sounds inferior to the Diverter. [/B] Thanks for considering it. I suggested the Musiland 01USD...

Hm, I have a suggestion for Scootermafia: As you know, the Musiland unit is the very cheap ($60?) and does 24/192. Its main disadvantage as you pointed out is that it supports PC only. If you can afford the Sonicweld, $60 should be trivial... You might satisfy everyone's curiosity if you can get...

I think it's unfair to say he's protecting his business if he's not right (I own a NOS DAC, btw). We know for sure, from an engineering perspective, that new DACs are better than NOS in SOME ways. That's what Lavry pointed out. Because of our limited understanding of psychoacoustics, however...

A newbie question: It seems that a lot of people have doubts about spdif reclocking circuit of the mid 2009 version, so is there a simple way to bypass it?