garbulky
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Re the gadget. Do you have audio examples of what this thing can do? Im having a hard time figuring out what kind of result I would get with it.
Doctor Frankenfurter pioneered that... "It really drives them insane". (Source: Rocky Horror Picture Show).I always thought of it more like “Yeah, I got your galvanic isolation, right here! (exaggerated pelvic thrust).”
It's the curse of being an Engineer: some things require precision and using the correct terminology. I like to think I'm not as pedantic as most, but it does pick my nits when it's a completely misapplied term.@Ableza 's futile efforts remind me of my own OCD ticks on trying to tell people that "baud" is not "bits per second", an internet is a network of networks, "The Internet" has come to mean the one we use today, and that their broadband is probably baseband unless they get it from the cable company.
It looks like atomicbob just dropped a nuke on @amirm's Bifrost measurements.
Amir - Won't post testing methodology or testing conditions. Won't specify the testing gear used. Won't specify audio path used. Obfuscates facts while playing the diplomat. Clearly has enough experience to know how to manipulate results. Is probably a MOT and competitor to Schiit. In my opinion, he has an agenda and a motive to smear Schiit's reputation, one that is probably financial or business related.
Edited and reposted after having it be censored and deleted by the mods. Mods, if any of this offends you or supposedly breaks TOS please let me know and I'll edit it as well.
I wonder if using a Wyrd or two upstream from a Gen 5 DAC would have a negative impact on the sound at all. I don't see why it would, but I recall a couple of individuals on that other forum making such claims.
Previously I also used two Wyrds primarily to extend my USB cable range (need ~15 ft. to avoid cutting across the living room awkwardly) when I had my Gumby. Now I have an Yggy with Gen 5, and a single 3 m cable that barely reaches, and hangs across one corner of our living room. Anyway, I guess there's only one way to find out....
It's the curse of being an Engineer: some things require precision and using the correct terminology. I like to think I'm not as pedantic as most, but it does pick my nits when it's a completely misapplied term.
When I was younger I preferred bawd to baud, by the way.