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  1. #721
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    Quote Originally Posted by brian2957 View Post
    Hi Dave , can you please tell me the RAM of your laptop. Also is this a Teralink X2 USB TO SPDIF converter.If it is how do you rate it .
    Thanks
    Brian.
    Hi Brian It is not a laptop but a slim server. it is running with 1 gig of ram. I have the teralink x2 usb audio converter with power supply.

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Teralink-X...item3a701b5d63

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Upgraded-P...item4603595b65

    It works very well but will only play Sampling Rate up to 96kHz. That is not a problem to me as i don't have any higher rez files.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Grant View Post
    Thanks for the order Jerry
    UPS should be delivering today.
    Thanks Mark. Package arrived yesterday.

    Mark kindly sent me a 12V and a 15V vesrion of his linear PSU + S-Booster package to try out, and return the one I don't want.

    Only an hour or so one each as yet ....

    The Bushmaster plus stock SMPS is excellent.

    The cheapo Chinese battery pack (with now-failed recharger!) I found a bit better - yes, a slightly 'thinner' sound, but a bit more articulate and lucid.

    Mark Grant's linear PSU + S-Booster is simply a major step up in sound quality. Playing one of my standard "test discs" (solo lute sonatas) I just laughed out loud, I have never heard anything approaching this level of insight into the playing before on any kit I have ever heard. Just astonishingly high resolution, but not 'hifi', just very very naturally musically rewarding.

    I played some Big Music as well, of course. The opening movement of Mahler's 3rd symphony, Tennstedt's recording om EMI. Music doesn't come any bigger or better recorded than this imho. With the MG linear PSU the music has lost a layer of treble hash and forwardness that is now evident by its absence. The best just got better! Superb deep bass resolution and slam as well.

    Differences between 12V and 15V? ... ... hmm, I could possibly convince myself that the 15V had a slightly cleaner top end, with slightly more presence and more solid imaging. But I can equally believe that I am just listening a bit too hard for differences! Without a doubt, both are truly excellent with the BM DAC.

    Much more listening to do, of course. ... and a big thanks to Mark for his superb service.
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  3. #723
    Join Date: Feb 2008

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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    Just astonishingly high resolution, but not 'hifi', just very very naturally musically rewarding.
    That's probably the most fitting description of the Bushmaster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    ...I just laughed out loud...
    That's exactly the reaction I had with the Linear psu I tried ...
    Like a little excited kid I was!
    CS Port TAT2 - Benz LPS - Funkfirm Houdini - DS Audio Vinyl Ionizer - CS Port C3EQ - Kondo G70 - Kondo Gakuoh II - Maxonic TW1100 MKII - Isol-8 SubStation Integra

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    Quote Originally Posted by bostod View Post
    Hi Brian It is not a laptop but a slim server. it is running with 1 gig of ram. I have the teralink x2 usb audio converter with power supply.

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Teralink-X...item3a701b5d63

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Upgraded-P...item4603595b65

    It works very well but will only play Sampling Rate up to 96kHz. That is not a problem to me as i don't have any higher rez files.
    Thanks Dave .You have PM.
    Brian.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hamish View Post
    That's exactly the reaction I had with the Linear psu I tried ...
    Like a little excited kid I was!
    Bollux, just went upstairs for a minute, came back down and a postcard from the post office ... Saying couldn't deliver my parcel and sorting office will have it on Monday. Nobody in sight down the road.
    It's my LDA linear PSU from Mains Cable (David)made by Nick
    Arrrghh... grrrrrrr

  7. #727
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    Absolutely gutted!
    Mine is back with nick at the mo for its upgrade to BM spec!
    So your not the only one doin without ..
    Not that doing without is a bad thing really ... I'm listening to leftfield at the moment 'el cid' to be precise ... It sounds awesome psu or no psu

    These speakers of mine might not have the low end kick of bigger drivered version but they dont half make the place vibrate with the bm and this sort of music ... Especially when Connie turns up the volume. (she seems to be attracted to the silver shinney volume control... she is currently jiggling on the floor to 'Afrika shox' )
    CS Port TAT2 - Benz LPS - Funkfirm Houdini - DS Audio Vinyl Ionizer - CS Port C3EQ - Kondo G70 - Kondo Gakuoh II - Maxonic TW1100 MKII - Isol-8 SubStation Integra

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    Well... I'm getting more pissed off by the second. Was just enjoying a bit of Goldfrapps Seventh Tree. The BM really makes musical sense of this album, the bass lines just drive some tracks along. So why pissed off? Cos I've been asked to turn the volume down because my 23 and 20 year old 'kids' didn't get to bed until 4 this morning.
    Mumble mumble... Grumpy old man mode.. Making life too bloody comfortable for 'em.

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    Kick 'em out!

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    I've been warned the "terrible teens" actually last for ten to fifteen years....
    I can't go on and I can't go back, I don't feel so matter of fact,
    I tried and tried to make good sense, What's the good to try it all again?

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