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In Reply to: RE: Could be.... posted by Mister Pig on April 15, 2019 at 06:09:17:
1. Good, clean, external, DC power supply.
2. USB galvanic isolation.
3. Regenerated, single port, reclocked USB signal.
The PS Audio LanRover is a very good device for galvanic isolation, regenerating the isochronous USB signal.
The SU-1 has a noisy power supply, - many folks have either modded the SU-1 to use a much better external DC supply, - or just purchased the F-1 version of SU-1 which performs much better.
But if your Mac Mini is anywhere near your audio rack, - (One of the more important aspects of the LanRover is to get your noisy {multifunction} computer away from the audio rack), - it's not going to be as effective as using it as a layer 3 USB extender.
I think that other folks speculating about your DAC is a good start. When I read these exchanges, - I am curious about where your computer is, and what's going on with your power, and specifically, - if you have SMPSs sending noise back into your mains.
Cheers,
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Follow Ups
- 3 important USB considerations for great USB performance - Sordidman 04/16/1908:40:52 04/16/19 (2)
- RE: 3 important USB considerations for great USB performance - Mister Pig 06:23:58 04/17/19 (1)
- Thanks for the clarifications - Sordidman 10:09:36 04/17/19 (0)
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