Hello I'm looking for the charts of the RMAA tests on RME digi 96/8 because I can't find them here http://audio.rightmark.org/test/rme/digi968pst/digi1644d.htm Please somebody has them?   The reason because I look for them is that I would like equalize the analog aoutput in case the...

Quote: Originally Posted by zigo I did it, before publish this thread. I asked the same to Edwood ( Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio - View Profile: Edwood ) , ever before publish this question . ...but I never received a reply. somebody saved those mods?

Hello I hope that this is the correct forum. I noticed that a lot of the old links to head-fi messages (older that 2005/2004) are wrong. It seems that there is a kind of message codification and that the old codes are wrongs. Other noticed it? Please, how can I do to resolve this problem...

Very interesting thread! By sure OTL's, usually, improve their performances proportionally with the increase of the headphone's impedance. @ Hz_joe Then the amplifier "see" your transformer like an high impedance "charge", and the output impedance to the headphone is correct? 4:1, it means...

Quote: Originally Posted by ford2 Drop him a pm he is still active on the forum. I did it, before publish this thread. I asked the same to Edwood ( Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio - View Profile: Edwood ) , ever before publish this question .

It' several days that I look for the RME DIGI 96/8 PAd modding thread. I read it several years ago and I can't find it no more. It was an Iron Dreamer ( Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio - View Profile: Iron_Dreamer ) thread about, in particular, bypassing the analog...

Quote: Originally Posted by Quaddy hi zigo, apologies for not responding, sounds about right in terms of its ideal usage, i do use mine with speakers rather than with headphones. i just wanted to thow the inano into the discussion, incase it was of any use for you, i would suggest...

Quote: Originally Posted by zigo do you mean an Alps 5000 Ohms? I suppose your silence means a yes. And I suppose that it's technically right: in fact I read that Inano is born like passive potentiometer between a low impedance source and active loudspeakers. It means that the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Quaddy just an A5K attenuator do you mean an Alps 5000 Ohms?

Quote: Originally Posted by Quaddy as far as i can tell it doesnt, its completely passive, meaning impedance characteristics arent touched. though. i am in UK well, the fact that a component is totally passive doesn't mean that the impedance is not touched. To modify the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Quaddy smpro inano is good passive physical knob solution Tankyou VERY much! It seems exactly what I'm looking for. Do you know if and how it modifies the impedance?

Quote: Originally Posted by ford2 Do not forget that the digi is an amp,adding its own colour to the signal. Really? And it use a D to A convertor, who adds his proper color too. And then there is a cable between digi and the can, who adds his color too. ...and don't talk...

Quote: Originally Posted by ford2 The reason I went back direct to the card was I did not like the colouration that the amp was making to the signal. All amps add there own signatures to the signal so its never going to be original anyway. It's exactly the reason because I'm...

Quote: Originally Posted by ford2 The article below is one of the best explanation's that I have encountered. I think it will answer all of your concerns. It's clear. But who is the auctor? Do you have the link to this article? What I know is that there are a lot of analog...

Hello Ford, thanks for your reply. Do you mean this http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb0...96screen.l.gif volume control? What I know is that the software attenuatuator works on the digital signal and this usually downgrades the quality. About ALL the DACs with an attenuator work on the...

Hi when my source is computer I plug directly the headphone in the analog output of an RME digi 96/8 PAD ( ~9,5V, 75 Ohm) and I use the software fader to regulate the volume. But I read that attenuate the volume using software degrades the signal reducing the bits. My can is 40 Ohm. I...

Thankyou very much to everybody! Quote: Originally Posted by Kees You need seperate ground wires for left and right channel, but if your K340 has a four wire cable you can safely connect them to your speaker terminals. Please, somebody has the schematics of the 4 poles DIN...

Quote: Originally Posted by HiFlight I would suggest just using a pair of 1% precision carbon resistors with a value of 120 ohms. 1 watt should be fine. Thankyou very much Ron! I can't find 120Ohm 1W, but only 120Ohm 2W: in this case the impedance output becomes 120*2= 240...

Hello I would like to try the AKG k340 with my Denon power amp (200wpc rms - 8 Ohm), but it hasn't an headphone output. I could try connecting directly the k340 to the speakers outputs, but I'm afraid that it's not a good idea. I found this simple project Headphone Adaptor for Power...

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Please, somebody knows the output impedance range of srd7-sb? Not the 8ohm input, the output. tia

I'm looking for this kind of adaptor to try with my Denon POA 2400 (200wpc rms 8ohm) and my k701 (62 ohm). I found this link Headphone Adaptor for Power Amplifiers but in real I'm not too familiar with schematics... Please, who knows if somebody produce an adaptor like this? If not, this...

Quote: Originally Posted by kevin gilmore amplifier will blow up real quick. amplifier needs to see an impedance way more than 50k ohms. Thanks Kevin I supposed it but I wanted be sure

Hello ...I was asking myself if it's possible, with an adapter or diy, connect a regular stereo plug to a Stax amplifier. But, if somebody did it, how would be the result with a k701?

Quote: Originally Posted by sonci Maybe Thanks for your reply. It is not exactly what I'm looking for: I look for a simple player, with USB input for external storage, to consent the connection with more that one hard disk (the internal storage is not necessary), and with...