[jimmers]

... The Kelvin DAC seems to drive the lower 6 bits while the higher 14 bits are on the R-2R ladder....

AD Datasheet:
"The six MSBs of the 20-bit data-word are decoded to drive 63 switches,"
i.e. it's the other way round, as in earlier posts.

 

[winders]

Where are the photos of the first article Sol? Hurry up guys!

 

[PioBeer]

Looks like everyone too busy listening to post. Hopefully we'll get a pic soon

 

[the finisher]

https://www.analog.com/en/landing-p...MI082p6v2t4AIVgb7ACh2HnQMuEAEYASAAEgKPffD_BwE


this is kind of funny so this is the kind of ads I'm getting in this thread now.

This actually looks pretty interesting and its new stuff

 

[JamminVMI]

Where are the photos of the first article Sol? Hurry up guys!

Sorry, could only show for an hour, had dinner rez w/friends, but here you are. Looked (and sounded) amazing...

 

[jimmers]

Sorry, could only show for an hour, had dinner rez w/friends, but here you are. Looked (and sounded) amazing...

Is that the power switch on the arm mount outrigger?
Looks like a worse place than the usual Schiit around the back switch, great for snagging a sleeve or watch on the arm lift or dislodging the wand ...


Edit:
Looks like it is,

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/sch...bable-start-up.701900/page-2903#post-14762185
"3. We’ve added a small sheetmetal pod to the plinth for arm wire input, power I/O, power switch (on top, not on back), and RCA and ground outputs."

 

[433521]

a couple who have special access

... not that there's anything wrong with that ...

 

[Pedro Janeiro]

To be honest, after long wait, i expected better looks & design, at least same as other schiit products have.
But hope it sounds fantastic, cause i want one!

 

[hearditontheX]

That is minimalist to the m.

Am I missing something, but how is the motor mounted/aligned relative to the other spinning bits?

 

[dieslemat]

No knowledge of turntable here but i think the motor is a separate piece judging from the pics.

 

[yonson]

Nice, I really like it, especially if they offer it in black!

 

[yonson]

No knowledge of turntable here but i think the motor is a separate piece judging from the pics.

According to Jason's latest chapter the plinth is a Y shape, so I imagine it's mounted on top of one of the arms of said Y.

 

[jimmers]

@hearditontheX asks:
"Am I missing something, but how is the motor mounted/aligned relative to the other spinning bits?"

According to Jason's latest chapter the plinth is a Y shape, so I imagine it's mounted on top of one of the arms of said Y.

Nah, it just sits on the same surface as the "plinth", move it around to adjust speed (a little)

 

[scclimber]

@hearditontheX asks:
"Am I missing something, but how is the motor mounted/aligned relative to the other spinning bits?"


Nah, it just sits on the same surface as the "plinth", move it around to adjust speed (a little)

Speed is a factor of the size of the pulleys, not spacing.

Also, I’m surprised they actually used an arrow shaft for the tone arm. Maybe I can get set up as a supplier. I throw away hundreds of ‘cut offs’ that could be used as tone arms.

 

[33na3rd]

Is that the power switch on the arm mount outrigger?
Looks like a worse place than the usual Schiit around the back switch, great for snagging a sleeve or watch on the arm lift or dislodging the wand ...


Edit:
Looks like it is,

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/sch...bable-start-up.701900/page-2903#post-14762185
"3. We’ve added a small sheetmetal pod to the plinth for arm wire input, power I/O, power switch (on top, not on back), and RCA and ground outputs."

I wish they would have put the power switch on the motor pod, like Michell does. That does look like an accident waiting to happen. The rest of it looks brilliant though!