RE: What's in a jitterbug?

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In Reply to: RE: What's in a jitterbug? posted by fmak on December 24, 2016 at 08:22:20:

Thanks.
Can you please describe further as to what kind of filter is there on the data line?
I also have a jitterbug, and I've yet to find a USB application that I like the resulting sound. I'm now using mine as a power filter for a headphone amp that takes usb power supply. That's part of the reason why I'd like to experiment with different parts and configuration to see how things would go.

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Topic - What's in a jitterbug? - eduardoo 02:29:03 12/24/16 (5)

here is a couple+ of old jitter bugs having fun! - Ric Schultz 22:15:56 12/24/16 (1)

RE: here is a couple+ of old jitter bugs having fun! - eduardoo 23:59:51 12/24/16 (0)

RE: What's in a jitterbug? - fmak 08:22:20 12/24/16 (2)

RE: What's in a jitterbug? - eduardoo 18:22:39 12/24/16 (1)

RE: What's in a jitterbug? - fmak 22:42:50 12/28/16 (0)

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RE: What's in a jitterbug? - eduardoo 18:22:39 12/24/16 (1)

RE: What's in a jitterbug? - fmak 22:42:50 12/28/16 (0)

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