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Recent content by Bob L

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    Is an iMac a good option for streaming?

    This fascinating thread takes me back to 2007, when I began a variety of audio comparisons. Yes any Mac can be a good server, but it’s what you do with the output that makes the big difference in sound. For reasons which will become apparent, I have a strong preference for the very...
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    [FS] Audiophile-modified Mac Mini 2012

    UK Sale, £200 ono. For details of the Mini, see my post in d.i.y. classified.
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    John, IF it can be arranged without causing delay for others, a 12V input would suit me very well indeed ( currently running my much modified Mac mini from 12V on a Paul Hynes which I know has spare capacity).
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    Or for FM, which I use a lot.
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    Back at the start of November John indicated that this will be available as a special order mod, using the L+R sockets of the unbalanced output as A/V input, maybe with a jumper changeover, and I've already opted for this. So far as I know, this is not intended to go through the analogue output...
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    Thanks John, If the jumper can be fitted in that would be ideal, but not essential for me. Since I acquired a Fusion modified MDAC I have been running entirely with the bypass connected, and using only the XLR outputs. The DevDac would be a drop-in replacement, and I guess I can afford a couple...
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    Thanks for this- it's very useful, especially the reminder about the Pro-ject device; this makes it much clearer what the Ministreamer is about.
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    I have not followed the ministreamer /Lakewest streamer correspondence, so I'm rather ignorant about it. Can anyone who has been using one of these explain what the current situation is with regard to software and control of this device, please? Does it link to a control computer/tablet over...
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    For DevDacII I think the answer is 'Yes': John, I am very interested in this by-pass idea. Any idea on cost?
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    According to John's spec: USB, SPDIF and Optical input.
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    I may have been misled by the word 'input'; as you can guess from my HT comment, my electronics is a bit out-dated. Perhaps John could clarify what this does.
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    So far as I understand it, this (Hand Matched Mosfet input stage) is an alternative, better SQ version of the USB input. I don't think an analogue/AV/HT bypass option is available; that would probably have to wait for the MDAC2 etc. versions, though if it were on offer I would certainly go for...
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    iansr jemhayward Rune Russel jansen dtd Discovery mattgbell amershamman Jimsmy Timcat moosemeat paulski Morph3R Gints mbaudis simonom BrianPK hluga (with mosfet option if possible) davidjt (+ all options) machette (incl. all options) BobL (Detox and Slave options)
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    The John Westlake/Lakewest MDAC/FDAC, VFET and Detox

    John, Thank you for this. I'm not on Facebook, so maybe some of these questions have been answered there. First, will my preferred version, the 'MDAC2 Advanced Clock Option 1' still fit in the old MDAC case/chassis? On the DevDAC II, which looks as if it might be a useful stopgap: Will it...
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    MDAC First Listen (part 00111011)

    I'm also interested; I have a feeling that John did post something about this a while back, but I can't remember any details, other than that it sounded more complex than the 5-rail solution for the old MDAC. Has anybody a better memory?


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