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RE: cMP - the open source high-end Memory Player

Just like your other rig, the whole thing can only be as good as the soundcard and PSUs.

Once again, you're using noisy off the shelf SMPS units and a soundcard with an optical(Toslink) S/PDIF digital output limited to a max of 96kHz and no external clock link.

The Zalman HD160XT case may make it look like the NP Memory Player, who's name you're ripping off, but it will never sound as good.

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