[Rensek]

You know this is probably blasphemy, but why not do a D/S DAC with a DSP and your custom filter.

 

[tafens]

I got an iPhone through work and Apple watch is tempting, but I can’t let my Speedmaster go, and wearing two watches would look silly.

Speedmasters are nice, but look a bit heavy to wear on the wrist...

https://triumphmotorcycles.com/motorcycles/classics/bonneville/2018/speedmaster/variants/speedmaster

 

[gljus]

In other words:

Depending on the age of the Modi Multibit, there is an 8-pin DIP with different DSP code on it. If yours has a sticker on it, it's the new firmware. If it doesn't, you can contact amy@schiit.com and she can sell you the new one if you're interested.

Upgrade will cost you $249 + shipping and you get to keep the old firmware.

The differences were more subtle than I think anyone expected... the vocals on a Beatles song ... the Zeppelin song ...

No wonder Multibit™ didn’t shine in comparison - you were listening to noise

OK, now I’ll slowly back off and hide in my cave.

 

[thomaskong78]

Yep, we did, and I think the general impression was positive. I listened for a while myself, because the final production qualifier is being shared between us a bit. Sorry, no more detailed impressions. The main thing is that people seem to like it and the production qualifiers have all been reliable...so we're moving ahead to production.

That sounds wonderful!

If so, commercial product will be available before the end of this year?

 

[axle11]

Thank you Denise for hosting last night. It was a great time and got to meet some nice people. Really cool to meet Mike. Catch you next time!

 

[Timster]

I just checked-- there's a sticker on the Modi Multibit, so I'm good. Thanks!

Can I ask.... where is the sticker, what am I looking for here?
Thanks

 

[marca56]

it's on the back panel and set vertically on the right side between a few toggle switches on mine

 

[QueYo]

In other words:

No wonder Multibit™ didn’t shine in comparison - you were listening to noise

OK, now I’ll slowly back off and hide in my cave.

Nobody listens to The Beatles or Zeppelin, they're too popular.

 

[Gazny]

Any way to successfully stack an Asgard 2 and a saga? I have .3 inch tall rubber feet on both the saga and Asgard 2.

 

[tincanear]

it's on the back panel and set vertically on the right side between a few toggle switches on mine

what is marked on the sticker on the outside? thought the sticker to indicate the latest version of Modi Multibit firmware would be on the inside, atop the 8-pin DIP eprom chip

 

[tincanear]

Depending on the age of the Modi Multibit, there is an 8-pin DIP with different DSP code on it. If yours has a sticker on it, it's the new firmware. If it doesn't, you can contact amy@schiit.com and she can sell you the new one if you're interested.

@Jason Stoddard was there a similar firmware update for (original gen) Bifrost Multibit?

 

[marca56]

what is marked on the sticker on the outside? thought the sticker to indicate the latest version of Modi Multibit firmware would be on the inside, atop the 8-pin DIP eprom chip

Here's a of the Vali 2 on top and the Modi Multibit on the bottom....

 

[marca56]

Jason, did you mean inside the box or outside? I would suspect that the outside label would state in some code what version of firmware was loaded when manufactured.

 

[33na3rd]

Any way to successfully stack an Asgard 2 and a saga? I have .3 inch tall rubber feet on both the saga and Asgard 2.

You might consider these.

https://herbiesaudiolab.com/collect...on/products/tenderfoot?variant=12643255484471

 

[rkw]

Jason, did you mean inside the box or outside? I would suspect that the outside label would state in some code what version of firmware was loaded when manufactured.

Inside the box. Jason said, "Depending on the age of the Modi Multibit, there is an 8-pin DIP with different DSP code on it. If yours has a sticker on it, it's the new firmware."

The 8-pin DIP (Dual In-line Package) is the socketed chip highlighted here. The sticker would be on the chip. The update is to pull the chip out of the socket and insert the new one.