vett93;687410 Wrote: > I am just amazed how we read posts from others. Didn't I specify that I > believed digital noises from CPU/DSP/RAM/PSU can degrade the sound? I > was trying to determine if the digital noises from the bridge can be > coupled to the Transporter. > > Regarding your comment about picking up RF from the wireless bridge, > didn't I also specify that I used a MoCA bridge? A MoCA bridge is like > a wireless bridge except it transmits/receives signal on shielded coax > cable. > > Your comment about ethernet optocoupler is a better one. But I was > hoping that someone who has experimented it can share the experience.
Yes this has all got a bit confused, and I'm sorry if I have conbfused the issue. But I think you will find it was post 14 of this thread, from Human Media, to which i was replying in my post you quoted, which asserted that you were using a wireless bridge. ".... OP where he, like me, already uses a wireless bridge to connect to the Squeezbox. A bridge that is designed to radiate RF and an ethernet cable connecting it to the Squeezebox. And the cable in high likelihood is picking up a huge amount of this RF." I sort of took his word for it since he was telling me that I hadn't read your post properly. Sorry if I am being obtuse but exactly what noise are we talking about here? Is it noise realted to the coax signal into the MoCa bridge. Are we talking about noise in the ethernet signal cable or in the screen? If it is the former then I guess you need to know how similar it is to the frequency of the signal in order to know whether you can filter it out. -- adamdea ------------------------------------------------------------------------ adamdea's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=37603 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=93316 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
