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I've heard lots of good things about this unit, definitely adding it to my list of possible upgrades.
Did it fix the problem?
I'm looking into buying NFB-11.28 but not sure. Are there a lot of issues with it?
I would like to try the warmer alternative by placing two jumpers.. BUT my question is where can I find those jumpers?
Can I buy these?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/50pcs-2-54...T1/252517832582?hash=item3acb3c5786:rk:5:pf:0
I've heard lots of good things about this unit, definitely adding it to my list of possible upgrades.
What's upgrades have included in the NFB-11.28 default version .How does the original NFB-11 (9018) stack up compared to the NFB-11.28 (9028)?
The SMSL amp is a digital amp. It generates very high frequency noise. If the input is not properly filtered, it is probably that high frequency noise is getting into the AGD DAC and/or the PC's USB interface.Hi guys i bought a NFB 11.28 and i have a big problem.. it i try to connect the NFB via RCA to my SMSL SA36A Pro (my speaker Amp) the NFB totally disappear from windows10
is a sort of incompatibility or i'm doing something wrong?
The new NFB-11 uses the Amanero USB module. I think AGD sells it: http://audio-gd.com/Pro/dac/Amanero/AmaneroEN.htm.Hi I have a NFB-11 version 2015 http://www.audio-gd.com/Pro/Headphoneamp/NFB112014/NFB112014EN_Use.htm with all the upgrades for usb, tx ect., and I have never not had dropouts with the drivers on any windows OS, I see the new ones use the Xmos usb chips with I'v not had issue with on any of my devices that have them. So my question is am I able to swap the USB connection component of this one to the newer one or is this not a possible thing to do? I love the current one minus the dropouts in WASAPI in foobar, jriver, ect and even in Direct Sound at times. I'v also tried many usb cables including the one it came with, longer ones, shorter ones, Belkin Gold ones ect. This is on Win 10 pro x64 atm in a usb 3.0 por, or I can use 2.0 ect. no difference to issue.
Malcolm
I sent them an email and I've tried all buffer sizes. On all platforms with windows 10 on my main rig, an x1 carbon with 1809, p50 with 1806, windows 8 laptop with 8.1 eventualy it just eats it and then doesn't stop, if buffer was the issue I could care less about seek times and have it up all day. Thanks for the info.The new NFB-11 uses the Amanero USB module. I think AGD sells it: http://audio-gd.com/Pro/dac/Amanero/AmaneroEN.htm.
Maybe it is possible to replace your current Xmos module by the Amanero one. You should e-mail AGD and ask for advice.
Concerning the dropouts, have you ever tried using a larger buffer in the foobar settings?
I get occasional dropouts even with the Amanero module if the buffer size is set too small.
i tried on another pc and it work perfectlyThe SMSL amp is a digital amp. It generates very high frequency noise. If the input is not properly filtered, it is probably that high frequency noise is getting into the AGD DAC and/or the PC's USB interface.
Try changing cables and moving the amp to a different position. Get a good USB cable, preferably with an RF filter (that cylinder that is attached on the cable at one end).
Use a different power strip for the amp. Sometimes noise come from the ground wire (ground loop noise). Try disconnecting the ground wire either from the amp or the DAC and PC.
I use my NFB-11.28 connected to my Trend TA-10.2P, which is also a digital amp (Tripath class-T). I have no problems with it. You should be fine with yours SMSL, too.
I hope this tips can help.