Crikey!that's an amazing improvement. Job done!
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Crikey!that's an amazing improvement. Job done!
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Neal,
Thank you! I've been searching for this information for some time.
What is the measured p-p ripple without the S-Booster?
Johnny Dodgem.
Cartridges vintage MMs including Pickering xsv-4000/xsv-3000 : Stanton 881s/D81 : AT140LC/VMN40ML
Spinners hot rod 1210 (Jelco 750D, Origami, Ammonite, Longdog, Vantage, Achromats) : Pye G63 & Garrard AT6 : Two full custom Lencos : Kenwood KD-650D
Streaming Qobuz : BluOS & Node2 (Fidelity Audio modified) : RME ADI-2 DAC
Pre-amps Tron Seven (GT modified) : Conrad Johnson EV1 : Croft Micro 25 : Decware ZStage
Power Amps PrimaLuna ProLogue 5 (KT120) : PrimaLuna ProLogue 4 (KT77)
Speakers The Edingdale : Meadowlark Hot Rod Shearwater
Room Acoustic Artnovion absorbers & diffusers : Sonarworks & Dirac dsp
Its not ripple as such but 150mV p-p spikes at about 8Khz on this supply and 30Khz within the group (thats from the first to last 3rd spike)...
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Received the unit. Excellent package, excellent built quality. The headphone section has way more juice than the gator unit. It is too powerful for sensitive IEM. I still prefer the gator for my sensitive IEM but the k702 sounds excellent from the headphone section.
Too soon for me to comment on the DAC section, but right out of the box is sounds as good as the caiman.
Update:The vocal is too forward on the Bushmaster. While it has more gain which seem to benifit the k70x I out of the box i prefer the balance of the gator board of the caiman over the BM for ER-4S. I hope things change.
Last edited by audionewbi; 20-07-2012 at 03:16.
audionewbi (please can we have your real name) - you have to give it more time, it settles down as it burns in. Vocals too forward? Not in mine they aren't.
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I am playing back some white, pink and brownian noise, will check things after 40 hours of burning in.
Just had a question in regard of playing back 24/192 files, can coaxial cable handle such files?
I am using squeezebox touch, dont know whether I would benefit more if I use the optical out instead of the coaxial out.
Hi Moe, I use the co-ax connection and I've streamed 24/192 files without issue. I believe the ultimate bandwidth capability of co-ax is higher than optical, but I couldn't say for sure which sounds better as both my optical inputs are tied up with other sources.
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I always find that a decent co-ax sounds better than TOSLINK optical. It sounds like a rez thing to me.
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Thanks guys, I will try buying a high quality coaxial cable tomorrow.