Taiko Audio SGM Extreme : the Crème de la Crème
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Steve williams
Site Founder, Site Owner, Administrator
My problem was discovering that the TAS prebeta that I received, sounding as great as it did, did not play above DSD 128. Well the genius of Emile and his team has written new Lampi drivers for the TAS. I don't use JPLAY and my question was whether these new drivers might benefit from the use of JPlay
We’re still tweaking Jplay, Chris is back from his holiday next week and we will start scheduling the rollout. We may have some other general improvements we’d like to deploy at the same time. Do note we haven’t even completely finished rolling out the previous update.
As these updates are likely to become frequent occurrences it is all the more important to get the TAS app up, running and approved by Apple as this will allow everybody to apply updates themselves by the press of a button.
As these updates are likely to become frequent occurrences it is all the more important to get the TAS app up, running and approved by Apple as this will allow everybody to apply updates themselves by the press of a button.
Thanks -- I'm glad you like it. I stumbled on this album by accident and I'm very glad I did.
Steve Z
Is it known yet what voltage the switch will need for an external power supply?
I am not sure if this is preferred way.
Emile can comment on that I think.
Actually I was thinking the same way you do now but than I found you are limited very significant with resolution you can transfer via aes / ebu.
Also it is rather the system balancing thing and personal preference than a general statement .
With USB you have so much more options , cables and programs you can use.
Depends what you use to output AES/EBU. If it's a USB-AES/EBU converter then obviously you can use jplay.
Steve williams
Site Founder, Site Owner, Administrator
There will also be a TAS app for Androidbut not for MacOS
But yes for iOS??
Yes a TAS app which will be available for download from the Apple App Store
On the Taiko switch design, given the reports for some time that pairs of switches, be they Sotm's or Buffalos, provide enhanced noise rejection or sq, I wonder if any thought is going into trying to replicate that enhancement in a single chassis?
It can be used in the following scenarios and will do well in all:
Fiber -> switch -> copper -> Extreme
Copper -> switch -> fiber -> Extreme
Copper -> switch -> copper -> Extreme
