Yes, in a few weeks time, this thread will be dead quiet again once ppl on the waiting list get their units!!!
What else is there to talk about really, after coming back to this thread and praise about it being stunning, then you just go back and enjoy your music...
hello all. Long time lurker. I am looking forward to getting back into the Dac game. I put in an order for the Cyan2 on the 22nd of April. I do hope it ships out early, I am not very patient with audio.
hello all. Long time lurker. I am looking forward to getting back into the Dac game. I put in an order for the Cyan2 on the 22nd of April. I do hope it ships out early, I am not very patient with audio.
Welcome to the forum Sound Dragon, and welcome to the waiting club! I ordered just behind you, but my Red should be here this month. Just set up a newer Mac Mini M2 which replaced my 2018, to take better advantage of HQP with the Cyan!
Welcome to the forum Sound Dragon, and welcome to the waiting club! I ordered just behind you, but my Red should be here this month. Just set up a newer Mac Mini M2 which replaced my 2018, to take better advantage of HQP with the Cyan!
I got a good laugh at your location. I've heard that rumor about the M4 too, if it's anything like the other Apple silicon it should be a killer for HQP. I expect the M2 16gb RAM to handle DSD256 pretty well, but we'll see. No problem whatsoever with PCM756 and poly-sinc-gauss-xla, so addicted to that filter!
Ordered the cyan2 from audiophonics.fr current stock availability estimation may 16th-23rd, let’s hope that is right, when I’ve boughted was May 6th - 15th…
anyone aware of the DSD conversion path here? I have seen a lot about Holo being one bit, and the use fancy buzzwords that don't mean much when actually telling us what it does or how it works.
I am assuming that as a true 1 bit converter, it is a thermometer coded multi-resistor element like all other native DSD solutions. (DSC2, iFi, Denafrips, T+A, the latest AKM that use trimmed resistors rather than switched caps)
Anyone know how long the delay line/number of taps we are talking about, and what kind of FC and stopband frequency we are talking about with DSD64? (The numbers for higher rates can usually be doubled with each doubling of speed, assuming the elements are equally weighted).
For instance, the BB chip used in iFi products has an 8 bit delay line that leads to a 9 level unary code at the FIR filter D/A converter. Signalyst has a 32 bit delay line/33 level unary code FIR filter D/A converter.
Has any info come out about the Holo DACs??
And while we are at it, on a somewhat related tangent, why the heck do Denafrips call their 1-bit 32 tap/33 level FIR DSD conversion filter a 6-bit solution? First, its only a 1-bit solution. If the design were modified a bit, for conversion of multi-bit delta sigma directly from a multi-bit DS converter, 33 levels is just slightly more than 5 bits. My best guess is you were in marketing, and trying to say what 33 levels of DSD conversion would be, you would need to round up to 6 bits.
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