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Made in collaboration with Grace Design, a company known for its incredibly accurate, transparent studio gear, the Standard DAC sets a new standard in entry-level DACs. It applies Grace Design’s pro-audio expertise to a simpler, more accessibly priced model that makes a great addition to any home or office system Read More
hi , i have hd58x and when i plug it to the pc it doesn’t sounds right there’s like a buzz in audio ( because of the pc and i don’t think the aux jack is isolated ) but when i plug the hd58x to the laptop it works just fine , so
first thing - will this dac work with my hd58x ?
2nd thing - will this solve the problem?
Your assuming people have lossless non-compressed audio going over a much better than standard WiFi signal. Unfortunately that's only somewhere around 1% to 5% of the planet. Find me a random home owner who has better WiFi/Cat6 than a SDAC connection and I'll be suitably impressed, until then this is just academic.
Brad.ClarkstonNo, I am assuming that as USBC can potentially support v3.0 v3.1 or higher etc, it may well be carrying all manner of information at higher bitrates than a v2.0 or lower. I am just not assuming it's exclusively carrying audio, depends how it's used. It's surprising to me how badly many digital cables are earthed. I mentioned HDMI as, although the earth wire is physically connected the practice of long pigtail connection means the earth connection is basically infinite impedance, ie open circuit to the egress frequencies caused by carrying full HD and above video. I wouldn't expect USB to have anywhere near that magnitude of an issue, but as you mentioned the egress is worse with USB C which is capable of carrying higher bitrates, I thought I'd just point out that egress from digital cables can be a function of bitrate.
I have AUNE S6, an integrated headphone DAC & AMP. The issue is when I connect its RCA output to Nuforce STA120(bought here on DROP!) for Wharfedale Diamond 10.1, there is very obvious and constant hump noise no matter connecting to my PC via USB or SPDIF. I don't know why, and am wondering if a dedicate DAC like this one would solve the issue!?