Thanks Alan for your comments
I think I'll leave the Bushmaster alone for a couple of months to see how it goes before trying anything else with it
Can you tell me what other Dac's did you compare the BM with?
Thanks
Bev
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Thanks Alan for your comments
I think I'll leave the Bushmaster alone for a couple of months to see how it goes before trying anything else with it
Can you tell me what other Dac's did you compare the BM with?
Thanks
Bev
Hi Werner,
By God boy you don't no how many people who's life you influence on this great forum, love your straight forward thinking, keep well and all the best. Looking forward to Stans new Dac.............:)
Marty :D
IME you're better off saving the £30 the sBooster will cost you and put it towards a linear PSU.
werner,
just read the tales of woe.....you were a valued council to me regards smoking and cans-my thoughts and hopes go out to you and yours...get well, you are a tremendous voice of clarity within our community.....
Aye, nice to see you around again Werner, keep up the good schiit!
I have one, which is now on Bushmaster duties, thanks to Mark who sorted the necessary connection for a very fair price , digressing slightly here, but I found that for £27.50 it was a worthwhile improvement.
Now, since buying one of Mark's linear PSU's I would urge you to keep the money and save up for the " best of both worlds" PSU, which has the S Booster hard wired on it, I found the improvement to be really good, and worth the extra outlay.
I found that the linear psu(+S-Booster) with an extra S-Booster sounded even better. So if you're spreading cost then I'd buy a S-Booster to start with then a linear psu later and then combine them both for even better results. I know that most hifi gear responds well to better mains but I was surprised at the improvements especially considering that the Bushmaster is supposed to have some form of virtual battery operation.