[Vangelis]

What normally comes with the TI is XLR-to-XLR input cable (between the headphone amp and the TI box).

When ordering the TI from us, you can specify do you need a banana-to-4pin XLR (for speaker amps) or XLR-to-XLR for (headphone amps), or both.

Or, you can find the adapter cable online:
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ALiCzsaqa0QsF7UpIZ9Cl-_JH7DZ3vnnPw:1656508247181&source=univ&tbm=isch&q=banana+to+4pin+xlr+adapter&fir=P4SphzPAXQj5yM%2CgfzE4QWc8nKz8M%2C_%3Bh454Q7F2FMZbfM%2CgfzE4QWc8nKz8M%2C_%3BD6HT_cyCflpvhM%2COdDgQf7a2OD-qM%2C_%3Bvju9rvHIC9b4iM%2CC6c6N1AzFup2SM%2C_%3B07FXelTngjFTHM%2CdN1lFp0FdU74gM%2C_%3BmqoCm8vwhCPW4M%2C5XhcTbSUXipSiM%2C_%3BnwJz7GP78f5_6M%2C5w1fSpWSFjU64M%2C_%3BidxUFKfu6ymQDM%2C2O50gtZOmr7hnM%2C_%3BqosyWNlKta71NM%2CuDv1l0DeOYs1-M%2C_%3BvStP7oHDNJhGnM%2C4ayrfcuNVALUXM%2C_&usg=AI4_-kQWzKVdFQ_sNVEvcG19DidV-53eoA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi30I-N3tL4AhVNNewKHUbTB8oQjJkEegQIBBAC&biw=2144&bih=1066&dpr=0.9#imgrc=P4SphzPAXQj5yM

So would the banana-to-4pin XLR (for speaker amps) connected to a TI-1a sound better than very high end speaker cables connected to my old resister interface box?

 

[Aleksandar R.]

So would the banana-to-4pin XLR (for speaker amps) connected to a TI-1a sound better than very high end speaker cables connected to my old resister interface box?

I'm not sure if that is comparable.
The 25W/8Ohms Enleum 23R with TI-1a will be the equivalent to 120W/8Ohm amplifier with RI box, regarding power at the headphone drivers.
So, to match what the 23R will do on a TI, will require a different amp on a RI, which is a greater difference that changing cables.
Even so, comparing our $90 banana-toXLR cable to a $9k cable is not something we aimed for.

If we're talking that kind of money in components and cables, more appropriate comparison will be our VM-1a amplifier with our Silver STAR67 ribbon headphone cable driving the SR-1a.

 

[Aleksandar R.]

Digital SR1 Open Baffle compensation in Jriver player

Here’s what should be done:

From the main menu, click on Player, then select DSP Studio, or just hit Ctrl+D, then just do what I did in the attached screenshot:

Check “Parametric Equalizer”

Add “Adjust high frequencies (high-shelf filter)” and check it

Parameters:
Frequency: 1134Hz
Bandwidth (Q): 0.5
Gain: –5dB
Channels: Left;Right

Really easy to use and It works great!
(This creates the OB Comp. curve that I posted on the previous page)