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In Reply to: Do you mean a tube SPDIF buffer? posted by gusser on February 25, 2015 at 10:11:49:
I'm not an expert in designing circuits, but I have more than 20 years of experience in the audio hobby. I've owned and listened to the very best CD players and transports (Esoteric, Wadia, CEC, Audio Note...) during that time, and I also find it very hard to believe that this magical Cd performance comes from a fairly simple regulated supply and 6922 spdif buffer as shown at the attached picture. All the other ingredients are off the shelf CD pro2 with cheap chinese controller and clock. If someone has an idea why I'm getting such results, please explain. The sound of this machine gives me an insight into the music similar to vinyl. It's hard to describe, but music is more alive and it flows. No oscilloscope so no way to measure the signal coming in and out of the buffer, but when it sounds like this I find it not too important how the signal looks at the screen.
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