[m-i-c-k-e-y]

An Android TV device (mine is a Beelink GT King). Preferably 12V so that you could connect to your LPS (if you have one) and with SPDIF (for added bonus).
Connect via USB. Install USB Audio Payer from Google Play. And use at as music player using Bitperfect option (esp for Qobuz and Tidal). Spotify and the rest need to install their respective apps.

Doing this for years..Better SQ. Don't need rocket science to configure and run.

 

[antonio.saraiva]

An Android TV device (mine is a Beelink GT King). Preferably 12V so that you could connect to your LPS (if you have one) and with SPDIF (for added bonus).
Connect via USB. Install USB Audio Payer from Google Play. And use at as music player using Bitperfect option (esp for Qobuz and Tidal). Spotify and the rest need to install their respective apps.

Doing this for years..Better SQ. Don't need rocket science to configure and run.

Thx my friend for the advice !!!

 

[kostaszag]

Can anyone tell me where I can download the 3.26.0 Windows driver for Geek Pulse? Not the firmware, just the Driver.

I have a problem with sound dropouts for about a second every minute or two and Im afraid I will have to reinstall the firmware for it...

 

[stuck limo]

Can anyone tell me where I can download the 3.26.0 Windows driver for Geek Pulse? Not the firmware, just the Driver.

I have a problem with sound dropouts for about a second every minute or two and Im afraid I will have to reinstall the firmware for it...

PM sent with driver info.

Try restarting your PC. Also, I used to have problems with dropouts. Sometimes it happened every 25 minutes, sometimes it happened every 3 days. It was really random. One day fairly recently I restarted the PC and it ended up stopping the problem. Try restarting Windows and see if that fixes it.

 

[runningwitit]

I compared my Pulse connected to the lps4 vs. wall outlet and to my ears, the outlet had more air and sparkle.

Question?

If I purchase a high current power cable for the lps4, will it sonically change its sound characteristics?

 

[stuck limo]

Hi guys, I am no longer with LH Labs/Light Harmonic. There's no drama involved; I am simply too busy with my own projects/businesses to continue. I don't know any further information over the crowdfunded projects other than what I have shared. Best of luck and wishes to everyone.

 

[m17xr2b]

So is it dead as far as you know since you have no affiliation with LH labs? Some of us back-up LH labs in 2013 and it's 2021 so now that the statue of limitation has passed when is Larry going to admit it's gone belly up?

 

[stuck limo]

So is it dead as far as you know since you have no affiliation with LH labs? Some of us back-up LH labs in 2013 and it's 2021 so now that the statue of limitation has passed when is Larry going to admit it's gone belly up?

I have heard nothing on the project in months. I keep hearing it's in the works and they're just waiting for the correct time/factory situation/etc. Other than that, I have no information over the projects other than what I already posted. I know the office staff is taking care of exchanges and that sort of stuff.

 

[eliwankenobi]

Can anybody share pictures of the inside of the original chassis?

I have the V2 larger chassis... and now it is too big for my setup. Though I am pretty sure the boards are the same size... I wonder if the board on my unit would fit inside the original chassis...

 

[MAPgeekdad]

I'm not able to open mine up right now, but based on what I remember from previously opening one, the pcb is the full size of the v1 chassis, which is 7" wide x 8" deep.

The chassis slides into and is held in place by groove guides inside the chassis, meaning the pcb is the full size of the chassis.

I've always been interested in the v2 chassis as I have the bluetooth receiver unit (whatever that was called) and inquired about buying the v2 chassis, but that never materialized. Unfortunately, I'm outside the US and shipping would likely be expensive.

Hope that helps.

 

[HiFiRobot]

I can open mine and take some
photos. But last time I tried I couldn't get the chassis off or the pcb out. Should be more than the 4 screws on the backplate right?

 

[eliwankenobi]

I can open mine and take some
photos. But last time I tried I couldn't get the chassis off or the pcb out. Should be more than the 4 screws on the backplate right?

Possibly... I’ve never seen how to open the original one.

I'm not able to open mine up right now, but based on what I remember from previously opening one, the pcb is the full size of the v1 chassis, which is 7" wide x 8" deep.

The chassis slides into and is held in place by groove guides inside the chassis, meaning the pcb is the full size of the chassis.

I've always been interested in the v2 chassis as I have the bluetooth receiver unit (whatever that was called) and inquired about buying the v2 chassis, but that never materialized. Unfortunately, I'm outside the US and shipping would likely be expensive.

Hope that helps.

It would be nice if we could do a chassis trade. Where are you located? Is your model at least a Pulse X? I would need the cutouts for the balanced output

 

[HiFiRobot]

It would be nice if we could do a chassis trade. Where are you located? Is your model at least a Pulse X? I would need the cutouts for the balanced output

Sorry I like the chassi and what's inside so not interested in switching.

 

[clarus]

Since lhlabs.com website is now offline, does anyone here has the last version of Geek Pulse firmware available to share? I have an old unit that has 1V48 that keep dropping one channel when sample rate change. Appreciate your help.

 

[Ethereal Sound]

I sent in my defective unit to be "repaired" last year, was in sparse correspondence with whoever runs their FB page and they've gone dark on me for about 8 months. Literal thieves lol.