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I just wanted to use the USB port of my Synology NAS hard disk to drive my USB headphone amp. After playing with the software, I realized that it sounded to my ears better than using MacBook Pro + Audirvana Plus or similar programs (Amarra, Decibel, etc.).If you own a NAS, I think the idea could work for other brands as well. So you can give a try with the instructions I prepared below for the Synology, you need some experience with Linux or a friend who has it. Enjoy it and save over expensive USB transports.
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Topic - Have a Synolgy NAS hard disk? Transform it into an audiophile USB transport - robertopisa 10:40:37 08/03/12 (8)
- RE: Have a Synolgy NAS hard disk? Transform it into an audiophile USB transport - Bibo01 00:37:15 08/04/12 (7)
- RE: Have a Synolgy NAS hard disk? Transform it into an audiophile USB transport - robertopisa 01:52:26 08/04/12 (6)
- Interesting... - Bibo01 23:01:51 08/05/12 (0)
- D-Link DNS323 MPD Server? - jrling 14:46:13 08/04/12 (2)
- RE: D-Link DNS323 MPD Server? - robertopisa 02:31:50 08/05/12 (1)
- RE: D-Link DNS323 MPD Server? - jrling 13:00:48 08/05/12 (0)
- RE: Have a Synolgy NAS hard disk? Transform it into an audiophile USB transport - Bibo01 02:41:33 08/04/12 (1)
- NT: ok I replied there - robertopisa 02:33:41 08/05/12 (0)
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