The unprecedented low noise levels of XDMI are the reason why we can hear the differences between drives. USB is a much higher-noise interface itself and the benefits of the lower noise incurred by the u.3 drives compared to m.2 would be drowned out by the USB interface's inherent self-noise.
Due to functionality built into XDMS that overlaps with optimizations within XDMI, the Olympus server will be running Roon only when it is introduced. We will work on optimizing XDMS and introduce it to Olympus later.
I find that the Extreme works very well on an Artesania Aire with Krion Linear Arms. But the Extreme also works very well on an HRS EXR rack, which is available in a rather inconspicuous floor platform version.
While combining materials and coupling/decoupling methods can work, this is a tricky balance. in most cases, the best results are obtained by removing the existing footer and using only the new footer as the contact between the server and the support surface.
Dear all,
Please note that the Olympus server and I/O dimensions have been updated. Changes are reflected below in blue and concern the addition of modular footers and the height of the units.
Modular Footers
Both Olympus Server and I/O units come with modular footers attached via an M6...
1: Olympus Server = ~ 60kg.
2: Olympus Server has internal Disk Storage.
3: Olympus XDMI Server comes with two modules, one for digital outputs and one containing a DAC and analog outputs.
4: Yes, all models can be upgraded or added to later.
Here is some additional pricing information for the Taiko XDMS interface for Lampizator, taken from the Lampizator website. This follows earlier references by Lukasz in the original Taiko thread.
https://www.lampizatorpoland.com/horizon
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Dual Intel Xeon Scalable 10 core – 20 thread CPU
You can find more info at the top of this thread: https://www.whatsbestforum.com/threads/taiko-audio-extreme-music-server.37789/
And more info on the website: https://taikoaudio.com/taiko-2020/product/extreme-high-end-music-server/
Today, I experienced something interesting that I just had to share.
The Extreme DC Power Distributor (in short, DCD) is designed to provide clean DC power to the Extreme Switch and Extreme Router. However, its purpose is not limited to these applications. The DCD simply outputs any voltage...
The Roon updates have not been problematic lately, and we recommend performing them when available. Moreover, updates are actually more prone to fail when you skip builds. And the more builds you skip, the larger the chance of an update failure. If you keep Roon up to date, the chance of an...
Hi all, please see below Lukasz "Lampizator" Fikus' latest posts regarding the progress of implementing XDMI.
"Hello, this is the latest weather report from the Taiko Olympus situation at Lampizator. We have 11 units of Horizon partly assembled and with the TAIKO XDMI link built in, and my...