I dont see it. I don't need to. Its fairly obvious after 10 mins its out of "none" mixer mode coz the blacks are lifted.

Issue too is the mixer doesn't even stay on "none". After 10 mins it will kick out of "none" and be back on software volume control especially when in exclusive mode.

So you're calling sorbothane as some cardboard slash foam material. Got it.

So you dont believe in dampening...

One needs to know how to make a good chain and not drink the Kool-aid. 😉

Wow so many upset people her3 came to comment. I appreciate the IFI Dac releases. I love the zen one sig especially since when paired with quality digital player and mqa files, it easily exceeds the Holo May KTE + 1.5mhz hqplayer. Looking forward to future dac releases that has toslink in...

Those hurt the sound if coiled vs uncoiled proving it's not a transparent cable.

Optical is much better and better to avoid USB on mscaler and other chord dacs even on battery.

Yep. Imagine taking the advice of people who can't hear the difference in cables. Funny thing is the stock Susvara cable is amazing performance and it's sad they updated it to one with black sleeving as it sounds worse. The more you improve your chain the more you will realize the less power one...

If the sound is smaller, then it isn't transparent.

Even someone prefers the transparency and dynamics of an Esoteric n-05xd hp out (320mw) vs a huge >16w amp with a susvara.

I use a cdt + ocxo + custom psu and a pro-ject rs2t. But despite using 3k-8k usd cd transports, I've preferred using a tp-link archer with zen stream with custom psu for both to play mqa to an mscaler + dave or tt2 using custom occ silver cables. Even with the original stock susvara cable, it...

Yes. Transport and chain is very important. Exactly why ppl think a tt2 or dave cant drive a Susvara. With a good transport and cables, an mscaler + Dave will make a Susvara sing more than a 16w amp.

Yea. If you like less bass and less tight bass, go for the Voyager.

I prefer the phantom over the Voyager with the Susvara