Hej

Jeg har kigget en del rundt og kan ikke blive klog på det.. Jeg er helt med på del komponenterne i set oppet, men er der nogen af jer her inde der vil dele de erfaringer i har gjort jer i den proces.

Der er ingen tvivl om at en integreret løsning ville være lækkert, men jeg har mine tvivler om at man får den bedste lyd for sine penge i den løsning.

 

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Jeg høre musik ikke teknik

Jeg bruger et lm4870 kit, fra Dantimax, og et par Eltax Monitor 3 spændt for.

Et godt billigt alternativ.


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Dan R. Hansen

Evt find et sæt aktive højttalere med en god indbygget DAC. AVI 9,1T er et godt bud som har gode anmeldelser og omtale bag
sig. Ellers er jeg ikke helt med på hvad du mener med integreret løsning :)

Nu ved jeg ikke hvad du mener med high end, men jeg vil mene, at digital-analog-processen skal foregå udenfor af pc'en, hvis du vil have rigtig god lyd. En pc er simpelthen et for støjfyldt miljø til analog lyd, så et digital signal ud til en ekstern DAC er efter min mening, vejen frem.


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hFX Micro->Halide spdif Bridge->Audio Note DAC-2->Yaqin MC10L->Jean-Marie Reynaud Bliss
Squeezebox Touch->Audio Note DAC Zero->Little Dot Mk3->Beyer 770 Pro/250ohm
iPhone 3G/iPeng->B&W Zeppelin

Min tanke var bestemt at trække lyden via fie wire eller aes og over i en god dac.. Jeg køre med aktive adam audio column højttalere nu, men med edge udstyr foran, men tanken var at lagre musikken på en server og bruge en tablet som remote.. Jeg har kigget lidt på LYNX D/A convert samt berkley audio design. Det er ikke til skrivebords brug men til seriøs lytning..

http://www.berkeleyaudiodesign.com/products2.html

http://www.lynxstudio.com/product_detail.asp?i=59

 

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Jeg høre musik ikke teknik

Du skulle måske også kikke på DAC fra Weiss Engineering, fx. Weiss DAC202

http://www.weiss-highend.ch/dac202/index.html



The DAC202 is a reference class Firewire D/A Converter with a IR remote control for volume control, absolute phase and
input source selection.

Features of the DAC202:

Digital Inputs: AES/EBU or S/PDIF on 1 XLR, 1 RCA, 1 Toslink, Firewire
Digital Outputs: AES/EBU on 1 XLR, 1 RCA, Firewire
Main Analog Output: 2 stereo analog outputs, one on XLR one on RCA
Headphone output on 1/4" Jack
Level control main output: 4 coarse settings via relays (analog domain), fine setting via rotary encoder (digital domain).
Level control can be defeated for the main output.
Level control headphone output: 4 coarse settings via relays (analog domain, independent from the settings in the main
output), fine setting via rotary encoder (digital domain).
Wordsync input on BNC connector
Wordsync output on BNC connector
Frontpanel controls:
LCD display for display of sampling rate, input source, audio level, absolute phase, upsampling filter type, various menu
items
Rotary encoder with push switch
IR receiver
Standby LED
Headphone Jack socket
Special features:
Transparency check (allows to check the bit transparency of a playback chain)
Setting of the coarse output levels (analog domain), separate for the main output and the headphone output
Dual / single wire selection for 176.4 / 192 kHz sampling rate
"Insert Mode" allows to loop in a external digital audio device (e.g. a equalizer) via the AES/EBU I/O on the XLR connectors
Sampling rate setting on the WSYNC I/O connectors in dual wire mode
Display brightness
IR Remote control switches:
power on/off
volume up
volume down
input sources (4 switches for Firewire, XLR, RCA. Toslink)
DAC upsampling filter type
mute
absolute phase
Sampling rates: 44.1 up to 192 khz / 24 Bits

The DAC202 also has a new D/A converter and new analog output stages
compared to former D/A Converter models. The D/A converter uses two converters per channel to gain in signal to noise
ratio.

DAC202 back view:



Size (approx.): depth: 30cm x width: 19cm x height: 8cm

En af fordel ved weiss er at de køre god med Amarra player fra www.sonicstudio.com

http://www.sonicstudio.com/amarra/amarraplayer.html



Features ::

Supports up to 384 kHz sample rates
Automatic sample rate adjustment
Double-precision audio processing
RAM-based Cache for disk-free operation
Native FLAC playback & conversion
Advanced 4 band Sonic EQ
Choice of dither algorithms
Play CDs without Ripping
Amarra is $695 (USD)

Eller Pure music player fra www.channld.com

http://www.channld.com/puremusic/



Pure Music®

High Resolution Music Server Software for Apple Macintosh Computers

2011 Absolute Sound Golden Ear Award
2010 Stereophile Computer Audio Product of the Year Runner-up (after Channel D Pure Vinyl™)

Simply and automatically docks with iTunes
Based on Channel D's acclaimed Pure Vinyl audio playback engine
Pure Music handles all music playback
iTunes acts as database, playlist organizer, etc. but doesn't play the music
Automatically docks with iTunes window
Supports Apple Remote App for iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch
Automatic sample rate switching
Gapless track playback and Memory Play
Adjustable Dithered Volume Control
Supports CoreAudio Compatible Sound Cards / DACs / Audio Interfaces.
Supports all iTunes Compatible Audio File Formats
Plays tracks from networked volumes
Optional REAL-TIME 64-bit upsampling
CoreAudio Device HOG Mode support
Internal Audio Device Selection and Setup (or use Apple Audio MIDI Setup)
Up to 384 kHz sample rate
Supports AudioUnit Audio processing plug-ins (parametric EQs, etc.)
Uncompressed audio streaming support (up to 384 kHz and up to four separate connections)
64-bit Adjustable 2/3/4-way Crossover with time alignment and minimum phase filters
Our own proven, optimized algorithms - not built from a patchwork of "open source" software
Native FLAC playback
Optional FLAC file conversion and downsampling
Pure Vinyl's™ High Quality File Sample Rate Converter (downsample high-resolution audio to 96, 88.2, 48 or 44.1 kHz / 16,
24, or 32 bit files)

NEW features in Pure Music 1.8 (released on June 1, 2011) (FREE update) include:
The unprecedented ability (for Mac OS music server / audio player software) to directly play DSD format (dsf / dff, 64Fs and
128Fs) audio files (real-time conversion to PCM during playback)
"Playthrough," which permits conveniently playing other computer audio sources (Internet radio, movies, etc.) through Pure
Music, with full access to Pure Music's dithered volume control, 64 bit crossover, audio EQ plug-ins, NetSend streaming,
metering, etc.
Native device integer support
File format or sample rate conversion and adding FLAC tracks now operate on contents of folders
Improvements to Gapless playback, especially with FLAC files
General usability and performance improvements, and much, much more...

Tak for reklamen StarTrek.

Var det ikke bedre bare at linke til reklamen?


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Dan R. Hansen

Hmm der er ikke mange der har samlet erfaringer med det?

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Nej desværre havde også håbet på en masse gode input.

Jeg er også i færd med at samle et system.

Regner bare med at købe internt kort til at starte med, tror jeg tager et asus:
Asus Xonar review

Jeg vil køre med digitalt filter i PC så bliver dyrt med Extern DAC's da jeg skal have flere.

Hvilket system havde du tænkt dig, lidt DIY eller færdigt?

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Mvh Lennart

Nyt DIY system under opbygning...

Men LGrau - er det ikke et rent stereo-lydkort? Så bliver det vel svært at realisere en flervejs-filterløsning eller hvad?

Hvis jeg skulle skifte min NAS/squeezebox løsning ud med en PC-løsning, ville jeg nok lave noget i denne retning med et eksternt lydkort f.eks. Terratec DMX 6Fire USB eller Focusrite Saffire 6 USB eller en dac med usb-indgang f.eks Musical Fidelity V-dac eller Hegel HD2.

Boye skrev: Men LGrau - er det ikke et rent stereo-lydkort? Så bliver det vel svært at realisere en flervejs- filterløsning eller hvad?

Der findes en 6 kanals udvidelses kort: Xonar H6 - så ialt 8 kanaler
Driverne har der været en del problemer med og det er ikke helt nemt at få det til at spille med et digitalt delefilter -
men det kan lade sig gøre via Jack.