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I think that Monterey is (and stays) the last OS for that computer. So, for security reasons, it is good idea to update to the latest 12.6.2 (and Safari to the ver.16). In overall, in my opinion, Monterey works better than BigSur.
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Mac OS10.14 Mojave and NVidia graphics - does it work?
Maldur replied to semente's topic in iTunes and Everything Apple
Both cards are based on Kepler, supported OOB even in Big Sur. Kepler is the last supported NV microarchitecture, it seems. Catalina works in my computer with Kepler card. I hold back for Big Sur (to early). Maxwell and Fermi are not supported anymore. -
And Onkyo.
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Very well said, I must say.
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Haha - the good one!
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Although I have strong and warm feelings about Estelon's, I think that Piega Master Line Source 2 can compete in transparency and overall realism. https://piega.ch/en/products/master-line-source-2
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Happy New Year for all of us around the globe!
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Actually, that coax carrys balanced SPDIF signal because SPDIF transformers on the both end, build inside devices. Only very low quality devices are built that way where is no transformers used. So, in quality devices SPDIF coax is carrying balanced signal and that is also galvanically isolated. Ethernet is basically the same thing, only 4 channels/pairs is used at time, not one like on coax. Just the cable itself is more cheaper than same lenght of quality coax cable.
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a/d analog to digital converter recommendatons
Maldur replied to audiojerry's question in Questions and Answers
Yes, RME is probably the best for the money, same price category as Tascam. https://archimago.blogspot.com/2018/09/measurements-rme-adi-2-pro-fs-adc.html -
a/d analog to digital converter recommendatons
Maldur replied to audiojerry's question in Questions and Answers
That PCM4202 is also found on Tascam DA-3000. https://tascam.com/us/product/da-3000/top -
Home Mesh Wi-Fi System - anyone using one?
Maldur replied to semente's question in Questions and Answers
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Hi, Bunbei. "Bunbei speculates the experiment by Professor Yamasaki is the first achievement of class-D audio amplifier with direct PDM input." If I remember correctly, in Japan some entusiast tries that concept in about 2011, with DSD64 input signal. Volume regulation was done via high quality regulated power supply, where increase or decrease of power voltages changes the volume level. THD level was in 0,1% class in whole audio band. Not the cleanest performance, but good enough for first try. This is very interesting idea, I must say. I have Tascam DA-3K too, and one more Amanero Combo384 for testing purposes, but sadly, I have not much spare time for that hobby. All the best, Maldur
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On 1/22/2018 at 9:15 AM, firedog said: "I have lots of pure PCM recordings that sound great." As barrows said before - "If SACD had replaced CD entirely when it was introduced we would be so much better off now... All music would be hi res!" And if DAW's/sound editors evolution is not stopped then, they can edit DSD by now and we can avoid PCM in entire process. Today we have that computational power to process/edit DSD in pure mode, even in real-time in some cases.