Anybody see the ad in the latest TAS issue with a picture of the new Sire DAC? Sure is a sweet looking chassis!!
I just saw that yesterday. It looked more impressive than the parts I saw when I was there in July. Can't wait to hear one.
Anybody see the ad in the latest TAS issue with a picture of the new Sire DAC? Sure is a sweet looking chassis!!
If you still have it set up and have access to an Audiophilleo 1 or 2, I find that it tops any USB cable (I have the 10G working).
I find that the 1G is actually a low end cable that is easily poorer than the 2G and the 10G. I find it to be devoid of body and bass. It makes things sound really thin.
Would be really cool if you managed to try the test with an Audiophilleo or at least a better USB cable than the 1G.
Thanks for your findings though. Really interesting stuff.
So how do we get our hands on the mythical 2G cable which we have been promised since forever ...
I still find it hard to understand how, with the LHL triple buffer technology, all these regen stuff is helping, because the triple buffer is supposed to be able get rid of jitter to the point of irrelevance, right? Unless the LHL USB implementation and triple buffer is not all that good to begin with ...
How can you tell if it is an old chip or not? I thought Casey said the Infinity were all aq2m chips?
Also I seem to recall that Larry felt the new chip sounded warmer?
If you still have it set up and have access to an Audiophilleo 1 or 2, I find that it tops any USB cable (I have the 10G working).
I find that the 1G is actually a low end cable that is easily poorer than the 2G and the 10G. I find it to be devoid of body and bass. It makes things sound really thin.
Would be really cool if you managed to try the test with an Audiophilleo or at least a better USB cable than the 1G.
Thanks for your findings though. Really interesting stuff.
Oh, I just found a bit of information about what the 3L buffer might be.
http://www.lightharmonic.com/davinci.html
Precision Timing
In digital signal conversion, timing is everything! To ensure computer speed fluctuations would not influence Da Vinci, and that it would run at a constant speed, Light Harmonic developed a proprietary (and patent-pending) Three-Layer Buffer similar to the buffering technology many of today's high-speed computers employ. This is the first time such a design has been applied to audio.
I had no idea that was in the Geek Out.
Black sound, I hope to get my Pulse X∞ a bit before you do as my first Pulse DC contribution was in the first campaign on Dec. 21, 2013, about 11 months before yours. You talk about waiting for infinity??I have only been waiting about 21 months. Yes, I too chose the 2.0 chassis and could have had my infinity for a while now if I had chosen the old (1.0) chassis. I accept that this is a choice that has made me wait a while longer to receive my Pulse.
J.P.
They should be shipping now so we should be receiving them soon. I inquired at the end of July and they said mine would ship at the end of this month or early October. Quite frankly I don't think they should release new products until they have satisfied old orders. This invariably has delayed the building and shipment of this DAC. As I purchased another DAC, I will be selling it as soon as I receive it.
Aqua LaScala Version 2, sounds great, a lot more expensive.
Well, I want to sell it in an unopened box so it is brand new.