eduardoo wrote: > Here are the few things I did that I found useful: > > 1. Use an external DAC (I am using an Esoteric K-03) > 2. Get a nice linear power supply (not night and day, but useful) > 3. Install the new 192k app from Triode > 4. Install Soundcheck's TT3.0 (You lose a lot of the convenience (like > screen, etc), but it makes the SBT a simpler and more dedicated > machine) > 5. Use wired ethernet (or if you must use wifi (like me), use an > external wireless router configured to client mode to give you a wired > connection from there as a bridge. It may be easier to locate the router > to where reception is good, and a wireless N router is probably more > reliable than the built in G receiver, particularly when you play stuff > like 192k. You also possibly relieve the SBT of some load and RF) > 6. Play with vibration damping/draining. The little plastic box can > use this. I have mine blu-tacked to a 3mm brass plate (damped with Fo.Q > tape) with spikes underneath. > > With the above, my SBT is doing fine in my relatively high-end system > (Esoteric, Linn, Accuphase, Wilson) and it is definitely beyond good > value. > > Have fun!
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