Quote:   Quote:   Check usb Cable please.

Quote: My cable did the same recently. Audeze's customer service was quick, was sorted in under a week (UK).

Some of the blue screens or drop outs of audio can be attributed to whatever cable is coming from the pc, to the back of the unit in question. I have had problems when just accidentally moving the usb cable when the unit is powered on. Causing the audio-gd driver to drain my cpu (amongst other...

Quote: All my music is @ 44.1/16bit so I never have to fiddle around with my settings. But yes the buffers will likely have to be set higher for a higher bit-rate or depth. You could always convert it all to the same though.

Quote: Keep it on auto while your tweaking the buffer length in foobar, then set it manually. I cant be sure what it actually does on "auto adjustment",  my best guess, its there for convenience only. 

Quote: As low as possible, but not so low that your PC cant handle it. Set the "buffer length" first in foobar. Lower it slowly in increments, play a track after every step and see if the audio stays intact. Listen for jumps or pops, set it higher when this occurs. When you can multi-task...

Quote: http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_out_asio

Give ASIO with foobar a try (with windows sounds turned off). You might find that fixes your problems. ASIO allows you to lower the buffer, it could be that its set too high and thus flooding.

Quote: I wonder what audible upgrade there will be from the 10.2 (if any). I don't play anything over 44.1/16bit. No problems with the Tenor chip yet also.

Its the AV, what are you using?

Oh boy, here we go again.

Quote: I wouldn't say the way it distributes weight is different (at least not noticeably). But the padding certainly felt dissimilar. The leather-free feels more like a memory foam that takes a little longer to move into place. The leather felt almost bouncy to me. 

I have tried both the leather and leather free versions of the lcd-2. I cant really comment on the sound because I only had the leather version for a short time (shipping error). As for the headband though. I found the lambskin to be slippery and uncomfortable after some time (maybe that goes...

Quote:   Update: The newly updated driver for the "TE8802" or dot2 variant of the NFB10 is now working with the latest Foobar2k asio.  

Quote: Where?

Quote: Working fine through rhythmbox.

Quote: Conflicting information of linux support for the TE8802. I can give it a go on virtualbox if you like?

Thanks, its working now.

  Quote:   Well that a relief, you wouldnt happen to know what version no. that was?   EDIT: Can't source any old versions unfortunately. Are you willing to attach the dll to and email? and Ill PM you now.

  Quote:   Ok thanks, I don't even have the same screen as above. If its simply reverting to an older version then that's easy enough.

  Quote:   Installed J River again. It picked the driver up straight away. Guess Ill be using that from now on. Or at least until foobar picks up the TE8802 chip.

  Quote:   Win 7, usb output.

Same just got my 10.2. Everything is working fine apart from the ASIO driver. Ive tried multiple installs to no effect. "Non-Active" I cant see any driver in device manager. Nothing in foobar either, even with the plugin. WASAPI is ok. But I would like to use the device specific driver...

  Quote:   Ofc not

  Quote:   One or two of the dealers still have a few rosewood versions in stock, last time I checked.