👍👍 happy hunting!

This one is interesting. L63 ST (smoked) sounds spacious and warm. L63 GT (brownbase) adds more musical timbre and liveliness. ECC31 sounds more ‘upfront’, solid with nice live feel and timbre. If you like space and real sound, go for L63GT. If you like a solid live sound, try the ECC31.

Item is used, in good condition, now obsolete (using switchable diy Speedball now). With PDF installation guide Bought from Bottlehead with shipping and tax for €156.

Tnx! I’ll read into it and fiddle around with the RPi running on RopieeeXL.

Hi B0bb, Is there an opposite way to get the LKS i2s only in DSD mode? PCM works flawlessly from my Hifiberry digi+ pro. But when I set Roon to DSD64 (Max setting digi+) it stays in PCM 176 locked but no sound. I’ve enabled DSD over PCM in Raspberry settings. Anything I’m missing?

Got a display and remote from Jinbo, works like a charm! Again many thanks to you all 🙏🏻

Okay, tnx. I’m gonna build a separate chassis for the transformers. Linked by a multi-core or perhaps 8 separate links for power. (Right beside the board will be a Raspberry pi which will supply i2s into the i2s-E. I’ve removed the Ethernet-chassis). Much like...

So it’s a Gen 2 I have? I’ve found the German distributor of Musetec on Ebay, he confirmed that he could arrange an display and maybe a remote for me 😎, yesss.

👍 thanks again b0bb!

👌 thanks! I’ve noticed it makes a difference to use different ‘high-end’ fuses. For the good or for the bad... It actually sounds different, much like the difference in powercords.

Okay, I’ve decided to go without display and control (for the moment) and use the coax input, I’ve ordered the transformers (7V although 9V was specified on the bottom side of the board). The measurements lead to believe 6,5/7V is more appropriate. I’ve read somewhere someone used a 3.15A fuse...

Hello ESL57, Thanks for the photo's much appreciated! I master a lot, but microcontrollers... No... Maybe I can connect an I2C mini display to this ports? Are connected to: - V (probably 3.3V) - Ground And to the microcontroller - P3.1/TXD/T2 - P3.0/RXD/INT4/T2CLKO Somehow seems too good to be...

Okay... No good... Many thanks for your time and effort!

Hello oldearwax, thanks again! BTW I found the specs of the used display in the LKS: http://hkw5b57f3.pic33.websiteonline.cn/upload/KH202MDA2-1.pdf Still not sure how to toggle my way around the buttons (input/volume etc)

Figured out which pin goes where.

I don't think I need the Bus Pirate, but thanks for the tip!

As promised a few photo's of the board. It actually says 15V en 9V on the bottom side!

jaiks, don't want to damage the board just yet...

Canada board is specified, so that's good.

That's great news! Thank you for your reply oldearwax! The hunt for the pinout begins ;-)

Thanks again for your reply ESL57. Yes, I know it's a long shot, but when I don't get an answer from te MU-SOUND @-adresses, I have to think of something else... Bytheway, it's a misunderstanding that I'll use the RPI in between, I want to use the controller-board/display directly onto the LKS...

Yeah Thanks! I saw those, but 220 @ 6.5V will be 6,95 on 235 (what i have at home). I'll order two 230V-2x 7V transformers and perhaps use a resistor to drop a little to the values in the diagram. Many thanks to all!!! Maybe one more question: I'm gonna try this...

Actually that was the first thing I've done... But it remains all quiet on the "eastern" front...

Okay, Thanks for thinking along! But will 7V be too much?

7V is also easily found, maybe thats the better choice?