Chord Electronics - Hugo 2 - The Official Thread
Nov 4, 2019 at 3:37 PM Post #17,386 of 22,467
It sounds better, once equipped with good audio HATs.

Ok, I disagree. I can see the appeal if you are on a third world budget and this is all you can afford, but you are not on a third world budget if you are buying a Hugo2, are you? I can see how this would be a fun thing for hobbyists to play with, but that is not me.
 
Nov 4, 2019 at 3:40 PM Post #17,387 of 22,467
Ok, I disagree. I can see the appeal if you are on a third world budget and this is all you can afford, but you are not on a third world budget if you are buying a Hugo2, are you? I can see how this would be a fun thing for hobbyists to play with, but that is not me.

Have you listened to one of these solutions? Also, maybe try to be less condescending when talking about pricing on things. Not everything has to cost 4 figures to sound good.
 
Nov 4, 2019 at 3:54 PM Post #17,388 of 22,467
Mine does not turn off while in desktop mode when not playing. It is on the coax input if that means anything.
Tested it and mine does turn off first after 15min idle then after 24hrs while plugged in and restarted it shows purple and in desktop mode, problem clarified....

Thx all.
 
Nov 4, 2019 at 4:27 PM Post #17,390 of 22,467
Raspberry Pi's have no screen or UI?

Nor do a couple of Room Endpoint 'streamers' I've seen highly rated, costing £600-700, and they are based on the pi. Why would they need the potential electrical interference caused by a screen, when controlled by a separate remote?
 
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Nov 4, 2019 at 5:01 PM Post #17,391 of 22,467
Raspberry Pi's have no screen or UI?

They're almost always run as headless network streamers. The UI is dependant on the OS you run on the Pi. You could install something that is an all in one solution and plays files right from the Pi, some use UPNP/DLNA and other protocols to stream from another data source to the Pi, and the simplest (IMO) is to install an OS that can act as a Roon endpoint.
 
Nov 5, 2019 at 11:42 AM Post #17,392 of 22,467
Hi, I would like to build a cable for myself to connect Chord M - Scaler to Hugo 2
On the page below I found the necessary information, the question is whether I can use a normal stereo jack.
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/chord-electronics-hugo-2-the-official-thread.831345/page-648

Coax 1 configuration = Tip and sleeve, Coax 2 configuration = Ring and sleeve. The 3.5mm digital coaxial jack input supports ‘dual data mode’, where 768kHz files can be input as two separate 384kHz data streams

it is ok this schematics
https://i.postimg.cc/tRNVbxt0/Mini-Coax-Digital-Cable-For-Chord-Hugo-2-to-Hugo-M-Scaler.png
 
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Nov 5, 2019 at 12:33 PM Post #17,394 of 22,467
He wants to build a complete dual-BNC → 3.5-mm coax cable, not an adapter. There's no way around soldering.
 
Nov 6, 2019 at 6:30 AM Post #17,399 of 22,467
So it is true, that having 2go attacked to hugo2 it is not possible to have m scaler...? Hope 2go and m scaler could recognize themselves and can work in this chain.
 

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