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I need to figure out how to get this to work on my system. The result is there: HQPlayer on that machine sounds awesome 😎īy the way, I have it for sale for 1000 euro and will only ship within the EUThanks, Alkyogre.

#Usa exasound 28 with pure music Pc#

That being said: yesterday I finished a pc in a fanless chassis, which doesn’t get too hot when converting pcm to dsd 512. SOtM sMS-200/sMS-200ultra/sMS-1000SQ as a NAAĮxaSound PlayPointDM/Sigma Streamer/Gamma Server There are just a few streamers capable with the HQPlayer stream

They work together, the layout by Roon, the stream itself has nothing to do with Roon, it is done by the protocol HQPlayer uses: NAA a Shunyata Venom, Delta or better) out of B side to your Tambaqui. Then, use a high quality Ethernet cable (e.g. Then run LC/LC specification optical fiber to an optical transceiver into A side of an EtherREGEN in your main audio rack. Option 3: From one of your network switches, run an Ethernet cable to a Sonore OpticalModule (OM). a Shunyata Venom, Delta or better) to your Tambaqui. Then run LC/LC specification optical fiber to another OM in your main audio rack. Option 2: From one of your network switches, run an Ethernet cable to a Sonore OpticalModule (OM). That will result in a notable improvement in SQ. From that, use a good quality Ethernet cable (e.g. Option 1: From one of your switches (in the same network as your NAS and Roon NUC), run an Ethernet cable to A side of an Uptone Audio EtherREGEN. But given your description here, I can think of 3 fairly simple solutions for you that would result in notable improvements. If you could post a picture of your set-up (e.g. But which one?Īlso pondered whether running a dedicated roon core for the main system, and a second for the other household applications would make sense.Ricky, Wondering if I should just convert to one of the Innuous/small green computer/Sonore/Auralic/Sotm thingamagiggies that simplify and make more direct connections. I still think there may also be a roon issue.perhaps the multiple zones? I'm not using DSP. My network is spread throughout the house, NAS in basement, standard switches, etc. If you could describe for us your entire network chain from the NAS to the Tambaqui including cables and power supplies, that would help us provide you with some suggestion to try. As Peter from Lumin has mentioned, installng a run of optical fiber between your NAS and the Tambaqui could help as well. Tidal, Qobuz, or ripped files and see if there is a correlation with the source of the content.Īlso, if you're connecting to your Tambaqui directly from a router or Ethernet switch that is powered using a switch-mode power supply, you want to get rid of that straightaway, and replace it with a linear power supply. One idea would be to keep track of your sources, e.g.

#Usa exasound 28 with pure music mac#

System Mola Mola Tambaqui->Gryphon Essence Stereo Amp->Focal Utopia Be L&R Monitors.I doubt it's Roon causing this as I am running Roon on a Mac Mini with an optical set-up and its sound very close in quality to a dedicated $10K high-end audio NAS. System Mola Mola Tambaqui->Gryphon Essence Stereo Amp->Focal Utopia Be L&R Monitors. I really would like to stay with Roon, but I am not willing to put up with these variations in sound quality. Now, I am questioning the logical steps to remedy.

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I finally decided to reboot the nuc, and suddenly had full range sound again. Last evening, the system was sounding very thin, and devoid of bass. Since that time, I've been moving speakers, swapping cables, trying a pre amp in the system, etc. I have been tearing my hair out as sometimes it sounds fantastic, but other times it sounds very bright, with a huge attenuation of bass, sharply dropping off under 110 Hz. I've recently introduced some new components into my system, and have been spending more time critically listening. I have a synology NAS, and stream Qobuz and Tidal.In my main system, I use ethernet into a Mola Mola Tambaqui as the end point. I use it for multiple systems/speakers (including Sonos) around the house. I'm currently running Roon on a nuc with Rock.