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Headphoneus Supremus
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Another reason not to upgrade to Windows 10...
Not necessarily. I run a Burson 160 and a PS Audio dac off 2 Windows 10 machines - zero problems. I tried with my Pulse - no go (Pulse works perfect with my Macbook though).
Drivers makes a difference. Ymmv.
Yeah, I don't think this is an OS issue as much as it's a device issue. I also have a PS Audio DAC and Gustrad U12, both of which need drivers to overcome the built Windows sound stuff and they both work fine. I just hope the Pulse X Infinity 2.0 smiles, enjoys it's patched up LPS4 when I get it, and works seamlessly.
The latest update on my infinity:
550 hour report. Still improving, but the changes now are subtle. The bass has settled in nicely and is getting just a slightly warmer character. Not the lushness of the first half hour or so, but very nice. The mids are quite clean, female voices such as Anne Hills are wonderful. The highs are a tad smoother yet. This and the deeper, more holographic imaging are the first things I now hear when comparing the infinity to the PS Audio NuWave DAC. In fact, in comparison, the NuWave is now a bit unpleasant to listen to due to the harsher highs.
I think that this DAC has pretty well settled in, andexpect little change from here on. I do believe that it is about time to pull the LightSpeed 2G USB cable off of the NuWave and plug it into the infinity. I suppose that the NuWave will suffer a bit going back to the LightSpeed 1G USB cable, but I don’t care – I want the better cable in the infinity, which is now the primary DAC in my computer workstation system.
Yes, that’s right… The infinity is stomping the NuWave, even with the NuWave having the advantage of the 2G cable and the infinity running with the disadvantage of the 1G cable.![]()
J.P.
The latest update on my infinity:
550 hour report. Still improving, but the changes now are subtle. The bass has settled in nicely and is getting just a slightly warmer character. Not the lushness of the first half hour or so, but very nice. The mids are quite clean, female voices such as Anne Hills are wonderful. The highs are a tad smoother yet. This and the deeper, more holographic imaging are the first things I now hear when comparing the infinity to the PS Audio NuWave DAC. In fact, in comparison, the NuWave is now a bit unpleasant to listen to due to the harsher highs.
I think that this DAC has pretty well settled in, and expect little change from here on. I do believe that it is about time to pull the LightSpeed 2G USB cable off of the NuWave and plug it into the infinity. I suppose that the NuWave will suffer a bit going back to the LightSpeed 1G USB cable, but I don’t care – I want the better cable in the infinity, which is now the primary DAC in my computer workstation system.
Yes, that’s right… The infinity is stomping the NuWave, even with the NuWave having the advantage of the 2G cable and the infinity running with the disadvantage of the 1G cable.![]()
J.P.
Dude... That's mean.I really, Really, REALLY wish that I could afford to buy a Liquid Carbon. Somehow I doubt that there will be any available when I do have the money for one. Unfortunately, I am flat broke at the moment.![]()
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I'll just have to enjoy the infinity as it is.![]()
J.P.
550 hours...
Issues of expectation bias aside, do you not just think you're just getting used to the sound?
Anyone still waiting for their Pulse Xf∞? Amazon has 8 units in stock with version 2.0 chassis ready to ship! I can't believe someone will get their unit before I did and I've been waiting for it for almost 2 yrs now. :mad:
Anyone still waiting for their Pulse Xf∞? Amazon has 8 units in stock with version 2.0 chassis ready to ship! I can't believe someone will get their unit before I did and I've been waiting for it for almost 2 yrs now. :mad: