garym;530205 Wrote:
And I assume you have rebooted your router.
Morning everyone,
I've rebooted my router a number of times now, changing from
b/g-compatible network to pure n. Switching to pure n-type lost the
Transporter from the clients, which tells me that the wlan itself is
functioning
Simply remove the wireless mini pci card from the transporter, thats
what I did ;-)
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I don't know what sonic benefits Naim claim for the use of DIN, but the
two advantages they do have are that the individual connections are all
identical (like XLR) for both signal and ground and the contacts are to
some degree self-cleaning on insertion/retraction.
--
Phil Leigh
You want to
NewBuyer;530313 Wrote:
To suggest the obvious: If you're listening at around half-volume level
on the Transporter, you might also consider getting an amp with much
less gain/power than your current 200W/ch one. More power isn't always
better! :)
Or even as a compromise, consider trying
Fxdwg123;530348 Wrote:
Thanks for the advise, makes sense normally. However I want to keep my
other chain for playing vinyl and cd's as total Meridian (G06 -- G02
-- G57). I have been told that Meridian has maximum SQ keeping all the
same brand. Next to that I have in the back of my mind
Two of the perhaps most prominent reasons for the din-connection are
impedance matching of the connector (with the cable) and the star
grounding arrangement (by having only one ground path). The
technicalities are really beyond me, but afaiu the claims are
technically sound.
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bhaagensen
Chris wasn't saying that it wasn't a bug. He was saying that you had
selected the wrong Product type from the list when submitting the bug,
you must have chosen bugs.slimdevices.com as the product, indicating
that the bug you were raising was an issue with the bug tracking system
itself.
Chris's
mlsstl;530186 Wrote:
Other music sales are not down. According to the latest RIAA statistics
(on their web site) CDs are down about 25%, but download sales are up
27% for singles and 34% for albums. And those numbers make LP sales
look like a small ink drop on a sheet of white paper.
There
jusisan;530170 Wrote:
The reason I'm trying to disable wireless is to to lose every g-type
wireless-device from my network, leaving my two routers communicating
via the faster n-network most of the time. The network drops it's speed
whenever g-type devices are connected, and hence I'd like
Themis;530355 Wrote:
There is a 30% down on Total Music market 2004 to 2009, according to
IFPI's annual report of 2009
(http://www.ifpi.org/content/library/dmr2009.pdf)
Liquid music (digital) is up 940% for the same period, but it doesn't
catch up the physical sales drop neither in volume
Why arent you using the meridian G02 for attenuation? Dont use the
transporters at all. Treat the transporter or th transporter/dac as
just another ceedeeplayer
You can hook up both your dac and the transporters analog outputs (RCA
or Balanced) at the same time and compare both thru the g02 and
mlsstl;530391 Wrote:
Actually, the music industry sales were dropping before that. If you
check the RIAA Key Statistics for the period before, (1999 to 2003),
you'll find their record sales dropped 18% in total dollar value in
that period.
That is -before- downloading was very common
Themis wrote:
To add to that, the industry was against CD for the same reason :
copying. At the time they were claiming cassettes were destroying their
sales and that CD would give the final blow.
Er, no. For the first decade or so, the CD was loved by the Music
Industry because it was
Well, when Akira Suzuki came to present CD (along with the Philips reps)
came to present CD in the annual ICIM (International Music Industry
Conference) in Athens in 1979, he got the following constructive
criticism:
Look, son, you propose the bullshit!
Along with the opening of vice-president
Rodney_Gold;530412 Wrote:
Why arent you using the meridian G02 for attenuation? Dont use the
transporters at all. Treat the transporter or the transporter/dac as
just another ceedeeplayer
using -40+ db digital attenutation will kill the sound
You can hook up both your other dac and the
tingtong5;530347 Wrote:
Simply remove the wireless mini pci card from the transporter, thats
what I did ;-)
I'm wondering - was this very difficult to do? Does it involve any
solder removal, etc?
--
NewBuyer
It's very easy, the wireless card is in a edge socket, you just lift and
pull and it pops out...
It should also not be necessary. The default behaviour for slim
products has been to disable the wireless interface whenever a wired
lan is present. So it's sort of strange that your's keeps going
DCtoDaylight;530592 Wrote:
I know my TP never connects by wifi, but then it can't for two reasons:
I've never entered my wifi password into it, and I've never entered it's
mac address into the allowed wifi list on my access point...
Obviously. But is the wifi card broadcasting? That's the
ajkidle;528570 Wrote:
Now we're getting somewhere! It's not an aesthetics thing at all. And
in fact, my wife is not a fan of how big and imposing towers are. I
was pursuing that direction because I wanted better sound and solid low
end. Now I've got some real researching to do into subs
I cannot see how the transporter using levels of digital attenutaion
that are fairly destructive (over 10 bits) to the signal can be better
than using analog attn. I would try using the G02 again using the
Transporters dac using the rCA analog out and balanced outs and also
your own dac , using
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