garym wrote:
> I don't even think you need an adapter. Just a cord with the correct
> endpoint to plug in to you your local country outlet.
You can use an adapter if you already have one and don't want to get
another cord. That being said, I replaced the cord on my Transporter
with a beefier $3.
Fizbin wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if the Transporter can process any rate from 24/96
> down? Even obscure rates like 24/44? I know there was a time, many years
> ago, where it could only handle 16/44 and 24/96. Then later on 24/88 was
> added. As for 24/44 (I have a few needledrops with this) I
Fizbin wrote:
> There is a sticker on the back of the unit that says 120 to 240v. So all
> you need it the proper cord/adapter. It's possible the seller has
> adapters. You can always contact him.
I don't even think you need an adapter. Just a cord with the correct
endpoint to plug in to you you
There is a sticker on the back of the unit that says 120 to 240v. So all
you need it the proper cord/adapter. It's possible the seller has
adapters. You can always contact him.
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chipdiving wrote:
> Hello, I have wanted a transporter for going on 10 years, and have found
> the new in box ones on eBay countless times. They're American stock, and
> I am in Australia.
>
> Does anyone know if they have variable voltage support, or were there
> two versions (120V and 240V),
Fizbin wrote:
> No, it's not used. There is a vendor on ebay (hotdogtec) selling new old
> stock SE's and other Logtiech gear.
Hello, I have wanted a transporter for going on 10 years, and have found
the new in box ones on eBay countless times. They're American stock, and
I am in Australia.
Do
Looks cool, and half the price of some of the others. Looks to have an
xmos chip.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SMSL-X-USB-XMOS-USB-to-Spdif-Converter-DAC-Support-384KHZ-DSD64-DSD128-IIS-HDMI-/222141324141
Thanks very much for all the responses so far, its much appreciated.
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Man in a van wrote:
> ahh, ok then the world is your oyster, fill your boots as almost anyone
> with a shed makes a SPDIF. Don't spen too much, if your using windows
> check for a driver, almost any xmos chip based one should be good.
>
> M2tech mentioned already, the one you linked to, lots of
ahh, ok then the world is your oyster, fill your boots as almost anyone
with a shed makes a SPDIF. Don't spen too much, if your using windows
check for a driver, almost any xmos chip based one should be good.
M2tech mentioned already, the one you linked to, lots of choice here
http://www.diyinhk
Man in a van wrote:
> Raspberry pi3 with HiFiBerry Digi Plus running LMS on Raspbian
> Jessie-lite with Squeezelite (or piCorePlayer)
>
> If your in the UK, about £60 (some uk retailers supply the digi+ I
> believe)
>
> Ronnie
looks great if I ever get into raspberry pi based players, but not
scoob101 wrote:
> I only intend to use it for Spotify Premium and also for audio from
> youtube - so I guess 44khz?
Raspberry pi3 with HiFiBerry Digi Plus running LMS on Raspbian
Jessie-lite with Squeezelite (or piCorePlayer)
If your in the UK, about £60 (some uk retailers supply the digi+ I
Man in a van wrote:
> what is the max file resolution you intend to use?
I only intend to use it for Spotify Premium and also for audio from
youtube - so I guess 44khz?
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scoob101 wrote:
> Hi all, bit of advice if you can please..
>
> I am planning for the eventual demise of Spotify on squeezebox, so I`m
> looking to connect my laptop to the DAC in my Transporter as a
> contingency.
>
> I`m looking at one of these. Anyone got any thoughts or alternative
> sugge
The HiFace units seem to get good reviews:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/M2Tech-HiFace-Digital-Interface-RCA/dp/B0081Z8YBI/
I've seen versions with either RCA or BNC output.
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Hi all, bit of advice if you can please..
I am planning for the eventual demise of Spotify on squeezebox, so I`m
looking to connect my laptop to the DAC in my Transporter as a
contingency.
I`m looking at one of these. Anyone got any thoughts or alternative
suggestions?
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