Thanks for the reply. Tried connecting it but I cannot find it in the renderer list. I did the firmware upgrade, so (I assume) should be running v1.3, difficult to tellIt should show up in your renderer list. There's a setting somewhere in Bubble to add the renderer icon to your task bar at the bottom, it looks like a speaker. Makes it easy. Have you checked the renderer list and clicked on Gustarender v1.3 ?
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GUSTARD DAC-R26 Balanced Decoder R2R+1Bit Dual Native Decoding Music Bridge
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BShaw
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Are you sure you have a good LAN connection? Here are a couple of things: go to settings/local renderer and at the top, "enable local renderer", and "allow remote control", if you haven't already.Thanks for the reply. Tried connecting it but I cannot find it in the renderer list. I did the firmware upgrade, so (I assume) should be running v1.3, difficult to tell
BShaw
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Has anyone been able to resolve the buzz that the R26 emits when in standby? I remember a few people mentioning it.
I've never noticed any. Are you saying you had it on both units?Has anyone been able to resolve the buzz that the R26 emits when in standby? I remember a few people mentioning it.
Mine has it but I guess I just learned to live with it. Is noticeable only when you get very close to the unit. Would love to solve it in the future thoughHas anyone been able to resolve the buzz that the R26 emits when in standby? I remember a few people mentioning it.
BShaw
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I never plugged the first one in because I knew I was going to turn it around. I think there have been a few people with this issue, hoping it settles down over time.I've never noticed any. Are you saying you had it on both units?
Yes there is a buzz and it is not because of DC offset because the DC in my line is measured very low and I am still using a DC blocker.Has anyone been able to resolve the buzz that the R26 emits when in standby? I remember a few people mentioning it.
migo
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Maybe Gustard used some not audio dedicated transformers here in R26 like it was in H20 case... There were general purpose transformers (according to the Talema p.n. label) installed in my H20. I was able to hear that hum 2m away from may H20. Only transformer exchange for audio dedicated solved this issue for me.Yes there is a buzz and it is not because of DC offset because the DC in my line is measured very low and I am still using a DC blocker.
I really don't know.Maybe Gustard used some not audio dedicated transformers here in R26 like it was in H20 case... There were general purpose transformers (according to the Talema p.n. label) installed in my H20. I was able to hear that hum 2m away from may H20. Only transformer exchange for audio dedicated solved this issue for me.
The hum is not loud and certainly not audible during music playback but you can hear it while sitting in the room when not listening to music.
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hum is not loud
Can I ask if your R26 is only humming in standby mode? Or does it also hum when its actually on and the amp/volume is turned down? Thanks
It is humming when on with volume set to fixed.Can I ask if your R26 is only humming in standby mode? Or does it also hum when its actually on and the amp/volume is turned down? Thanks
I will check later today if it hums when in standby mode since I don't know because I have it always on.
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It is humming when on with volume set to fixed.
Bummer. Thats really annoying. I assume you are in Greece and running on 50Hz power? The trannies actually look rated for 50Hz so there no excuse if it is actually trannie mains buzz causing the hum.
migo
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Yes, like this. When listening to HP it was not audible. It was not hum audible in HP itself, it is mechanical hum from transformers, something like loose windings in it. My X26Pro doesn't suffer by this so I've hoped that it was solved by Gustard.I really don't know.
The hum is not loud and certainly not audible during music playback but you can hear it while sitting in the room when not listening to music.
Yes I am in Greece running 230V 50HzBummer. Thats really annoying. I assume you are in Greece and running on 50Hz power? The trannies actually look rated for 50Hz so there no excuse if it is actually trannie mains buzz causing the hum.
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