A company named "Synergistic Research" sells fuses? I would be concerned ;)

Why is there no love for Ethernet? In general. Seems like a perfect solution for digital data transfer. Isolated, CRC via FCS etc. No need to invent a wheel.

Yes, but the power supply of the THX never heats up either.

Regarding the Jot and THX AAA amps comparison going on here, I have an observation unrelated to sound. The Jot warms up quite noticeably when working, the THX AAA from the Drop stays cool like it's off.

I am talking about our ears. Who cares if the noise is in MHz or Ghz as long as we don't hear it. Cosmic radiation, neutrinos, all kinds of waves are passing through you right now. Do you care?

I am talking about the same. What are the frequencies? What electronics operate below 20 kHz in 2020?

CPUs operate in GHz region. You can hear GHz?

Yes. Ragnarok: Power Consumption: 500W maximum. Yggdrasil: Power Consumption: 35W. One outlet can provide 1500W.

In order to eliminate hum/ground loop everything should be plugged into the same outlet.

But what cable did you have before? What are you comparing to?

Your motherboard's audio won't be used with Eitr at all, only USB.

To me it's multibit for sure.

That's an urban legend. It is technically correct but with proper impedance matching, i.e., 75 Ohm cable, reflections should not occur at all. If they do occur then one is doing something wrong and the cable length might help but a different proper cable would be better.

I noticed that too and saw many posts stating the same over the years. Does anyone have an idea why is that?

My Eitr was like this. I sent it to Schiit, they did a firmware upgrade. Now it advertises it can only accept 16 and 24 bit streams, so this situation won't happen again. I had to pay only for shipping to them.