I am looking at five ,with two finished.By Caimans i really mean Beresford dac's,by the way.Normally there are none.
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I'm alan.
I am looking at five ,with two finished.By Caimans i really mean Beresford dac's,by the way.Normally there are none.
Hi Stan, what is the output impedance of the DAC? Will it mate OK with a passive preamp measuring between 16K and 18.5K input impedance?
No further technical details will be released at this time for commercial reasons.
But with regards to passive amps; I can try it out if you pass round with the preamp. I don't own one of those type of devices so do not know what they can or can't do with a DC coupled signal such as the Bushmaster provides.
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Hey, it's April, Stan - is my Bushmaster in the post yet?
... perhaps I can do a pucka review in the Hifi Pig webzine.![]()
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Is it launched yet?
My hifi system:
Turntable: Technics SL-1200 MKII, Ortofon 2M Bronze cartridge, Mike New bearing, MCRU PSU (c), Oyaide HS-CF headshell, Oyaide MJ-12 TT mat, Vantage Audio Copper mat, Isonoe Isolation Feet, Isodek IF-2 isolation platform, Furutech Monza LP stabilizer, Herbie's Hal-O JR damper Phono Stage: Hagerman Cornet 3 (prototype) Amplifiers: EAR 868L Preamp, Transcription Audio 211 Heaven Power amp, Bob Carver Cherry 180 power amp CD Player: Ear Yoshino Acute Tuner: Magnum Dynalab 90T Speakers: Vandersteen 2CE SigII, Townshend Audio Super Tweeters, Transcription Audio Speakers Cables and stuff: LFD Audio interconnects and speaker cables, Mark Grant G2000HD, BlackCat Electronics, Van Den Hul Clearwater, Black Rhodium mains cables, Black Rhodium mains block, Finite Elements Resonator, Townhsend Stella Speaker stands, Pro Audio Bono hifi rack, Herbie's spike gliders, Herbie's Ultravox and Hal-O tube dampers, Super Black Hole CD mat Record Cleaning Machine: Loricraft PRC4
A few delays right now. But let me not worry you with my problems. They are not insurmountable and has nothing to do with the DAC itself. I am stil enjoying the two prototypes everyday and discovering a lot more about the way some tracks were recorded.Those drop-in corrections and track overlays were never so clear cut as they are now.
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I'm Dave.
I should have the all clear from the test house this week, which would then give us the authorization to start production based on the submitted samples of the PCB, case, and power supply. So middle to end of May is the release date.
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I'm Dave.
Here is a picture of what happened. i think the new voltage regulator touched the metal casing. if you look behind it, you will notice a fried diode( i think that is what it is). At the moment all that comes out of it is some cracking noise.
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what would i be looking at to ge tthis fixed?
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