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Covenant
15-12-2021, 19:42
I tried the basic free version of Fidelizer and it does seem to provide SQ improvements so I was wondering if there was a significant difference with the Pro version?

Covenant
01-02-2022, 18:33
So I have had Fidelizer Pro installed for a couple of days and I am impressed. Forget all those audiophile fuses and cable lifters. A real, significant improvement for not very much.

Gazjam
01-02-2022, 19:45
When I ran a Jriver PC based setup, swore by Fidelizer Jerry.
Does what it says on the tin, and then some.

:thumbsup:

sailor
10-02-2022, 18:23
Hi Jerry, glad I saw this. I have seen Fidelizer mentioned a few times and with house repairs eventually nearing an end I will have the chance to try this out.

Could you please explain the difference, soundwise, between the Free and Pro versions.

Thanks

Covenant
11-02-2022, 11:00
Hi Charles,
The free version is just a taster. Pro makes a substantial change to the soundstage so that it becomes more immersive. Really everything improves with percussion instruments more forceful. Vocals sound more believable.
For me, its the best £50 I have spent in the last 10 years but every system is different so your experience may be different.
Jerry

sailor
12-02-2022, 11:12
Great, thanks. Some further investigation reveals that at the price the Pro version makes the most sense.

I must say your signature pic just leaves me cold.

Covenant
12-02-2022, 11:45
Well, if you decide to install it,please add a few comments. Everyone has a different experience when they tweak their system.
Sadly, nude piano playing is in the past for me as the wife accused me of leaving a skid mark on the piano stool.
(its really a Monty Python picture).

Puffin
20-02-2022, 10:45
I have recently downloaded Fidelizer Free on my PC to use in conjunction with Spotify. I can stream in one of two ways, USB out to Dacmagic or USB to digital board and then Dig cable to DAC.

With both of these options I get occasional noise which sounds like "static" in short pips of 2 or 3 or more on occasion. Sometimes music will play without this interference. It sounds to me like it may be a sort of signal overload, but reducing the level of Spotify does not make any difference.

Has anyone had this?

There are several suggestions form Googling that I could try e.g Update Driver but I wondered if any one else has had this before I start messing about.

Covenant
21-02-2022, 14:06
Sorry to hear you have problems Rob. I don't with my system. I suggest you contact the developer for advice, I have had a couple of chats with him.

Puffin
21-02-2022, 19:43
Ok, will do.