Thanks Bob, No 1M is too short
Any sonic advantage of using the Direct Attach Cable over RJ45 in out?
Let us know which way you prefer, with the new network card DAC is definitely superior
Thanks Bob, No 1M is too short
Any sonic advantage of using the Direct Attach Cable over RJ45 in out?
I deleted my suggestion as you already had the RJ45 connected. It would be interesting if you can connect the DAC cable vs the RJ45 in the future to see which you prefer.Thanks Bob, No 1M is too short
Any sonic advantage of using the Direct Attach Cable over RJ45 in out?
Bob indicated I could remove the cage on the old network and then utilize the Direct Attach Cable. any great advantage there? If no great advantage I'll continue with RJ45 in/out until the card is sorted out and I get the 2M cable.Let us know which way you prefer, with the new network card DAC is definitely superior
I was just reaching out to Emile with the same question...I deleted my suggestion as you already had the RJ45 connected. It would be interesting if you can connect the DAC cable vs the RJ45 in the future to see which you prefer.
I don't think there will be a night and day difference with the DAC cable or RJ45 into the old card, but it would be interesting to hear if you heard any difference if you get the chance.Bob indicated I could remove the cage on the old network and then utilize the Direct Attach Cable. any great advantage there? If no great advantage I'll continue with RJ45 in/out until the card is sorted out and I get the 2M cable.
I was just reaching out to Emile with the same question...
I'll be certain to let you know if I do some exploring...I don't think there will be a night and day difference with the DAC cable or RJ45 into the old card, but it would be interesting to hear if you heard any difference if you get the chance.
Although it won't really matter once we get the new cards and are using the DAC cableI'll be certain to let you know if I do some exploring...
The Router DC plug size will be exactly the same as the Switch, is that correct?
Thanks. I'm about to order the LPS - should I spec it at 7V and what is the max current draw?Yes, but a different voltage input range, 7-12V for the router where the switch accepts 12-19V in.
Thanks. I'm about to order the LPS - should I spec it at 7V and what is the max current draw?
Ok I’ll wait. Curious if it sounds better at a certain voltage.Current draw depends on the supplied voltage, at 12V 2A is plenty. We’re just finalising the software tuning, had a bit of a delay due to needing to fix the network card protection issue, which affects power usage so I don’t have exact figures yet.
Ok I’ll wait. Curious if it sounds better at a certain voltage.
Indeed: the preference is with the DAC cable installed nearer to the power DC inlet.There was some input awhile back in regards to ports on the switch. Something about closer to the power supply? When the network card is sorted (which appears to be getting closer) will the Direct Attach Cable benefit one or the other port? It seems like something was mentioned about this...
merci beaucoupIndeed: the preference is with the DAC cable installed nearer to the power DC inlet.
The largest variation in that would be caused by your LPS, for a LPS higher voltage might be better as most are noisier at higher currents.
Compared to 12v did your switch sound better to you at 15v or 19v with 2a min?The largest variation in that would be caused by your LPS, for a LPS higher voltage might be better as most are noisier at higher currents.
Compared to 12v did your switch sound better to you at 15v or 19v with 2a min?
12v on switch is minimum voltage for best SQ so will be interesting if the 7v minimal will also be best sounding on router ?12V but it depends on the LPS.