Unexpected results with Panzerholz footers under copper switch and router?
Most interesting.
Please tell us more which products and materials for footers did or did not work with copper housings!
Plexiglass or acryl under switch/router in Munich?
Would you recommend it for shelves, racks?
I cannot guarantee that at this point, the first 100 switches were finished pretty quick, the second 100 were a few weeks late. The biggest delay appears to stem from pre finishing which is why we just bought our first polishing machine so we can do that part ourselves, we may need a few of these:
Unexpected results with Panzerholz footers under copper switch and router?
Most interesting.
Please tell us more which products and materials for footers did or did not work with copper housings!
Plexiglass or acryl under switch/router in Munich?
Would you recommend it for shelves, racks?
I cannot guarantee that at this point, the first 100 switches were finished pretty quick, the second 100 were a few weeks late. The biggest delay appears to stem from pre finishing which is why we just bought our first polishing machine so we can do that part ourselves, we may need a few of these:
I cannot guarantee that at this point, the first 100 switches were finished pretty quick, the second 100 were a few weeks late. The biggest delay appears to stem from pre finishing which is why we just bought our first polishing machine so we can do that part ourselves, we may need a few of these:
Not ARC but I went back to Roon for a few days last week just to recalibrate. It played reliably without interruptions and continued to play 24/7 via Roon Radio when my playlist ran out.
With the Taiko switch and network card it is very, very good. Easily good enough to listen to with emotional involvement and deep enjoyment and without any pining over XDMS. I can't wait to hear it with the Taiko router/AP and DC power distributor.
I understand that might be a minority opinion among the other XDMS alpha testers but that's the way I hear it.
The biggest delay appears to stem from pre finishing which is why we just bought our first polishing machine so we can do that part ourselves, we may need a few of these:
Does this positively impact the lead times for the silver and copper finishes (either switch / router / distributor)?
My gut feeling is that a full „stack“ of these three components in silver / copper could easily take until early / late fall. Which is fine (gives me time to save piggy back funds).
Not ARC but I went back to Roon for a few days last week just to recalibrate. It played reliably without interruptions and continued to play 24/7 via Roon Radio when my playlist ran out.
With the Taiko switch and network card it is very, very good. Easily good enough to listen to with emotional involvement and deep enjoyment and without any pining over XDMS. I can't wait to hear it with the Taiko router/AP and DC power distributor.
I understand that might be a minority opinion among the other XDMS alpha testers but that's the way I hear it.
I’ve had no desire to go back to Roon. Last time I did several months ago it did sound very good.
On my shelf under the Extreme I will have switch and router in the front of shelf and DCD and LPS immediately behind
I’ve had no desire to go back to Roon. Last time I did several months ago it did sound very good.
On my shelf under the Extreme I will have switch and router in the front of shelf and DCD and LPS immediately behind
Does this positively impact the lead times for the silver and copper finishes (either switch / router / distributor)?
My gut feeling is that a full „stack“ of these three components in silver / copper could easily take until early / late fall. Which is fine (gives me time to save piggy back funds).
To get a good colour match for a silver finish it appears we will need to resort to powder coating. The other ways we tried all do produce a silver finish but not matching anodised aluminum. We are now waiting for new samples to arrive.
Natural copper is also still being worked on, by the looks of it this may end up becoming a relative expensive finish, needing brushing treatment and multiple layers of strong laquer, like an automotive paintjob.
To get a good colour match for a silver finish it appears we will need to resort to powder coating. The other ways we tried all do produce a silver finish but not matching anodised aluminum. We are now waiting for new samples to arrive.
Natural copper is also still being worked on, by the looks of it this may end up becoming a relative expensive finish, needing brushing treatment and multiple layers of strong laquer, like an automotive paintjob.
Never was tempted to use ARC... No doubt useful for some (probably many, otherwise they would not have developed it) but not for me. I would welcome saving playlists in the cloud for backup and easy sharing, though.
To get a good colour match for a silver finish it appears we will need to resort to powder coating. The other ways we tried all do produce a silver finish but not matching anodised aluminum. We are now waiting for new samples to arrive.
Natural copper is also still being worked on, by the looks of it this may end up becoming a relative expensive finish, needing brushing treatment and multiple layers of strong laquer, like an automotive paintjob.
Hi Emile, In case of the router - Is the Wifi module installed inside the PCI router slot. I am also concerned about wifi coverage without external antennas being a solid faraday shield cage box. Can an external antenna be connected to a SMA plug?
Hi Emile, In case of the router - Is the Wifi module installed inside the PCI router slot. I am also concerned about wifi coverage without external antennas being a solid faraday shield cage box. Can an external antenna be connected to a SMA plug?
