USB was always capable of 384Khz, just crappy! With this update only I2S will support the 384Khz. . The AES and SPDIF standards simply do not...
V5 will support PCM or DSD over PCM up to 384 kHz. This is due to the PCM5122 driver which supports that. This is not really a factor of the...
Yes, internally. But it was waiting for compute module 4's to become widely available again. By the time that changed we decide to move to the...
yes, it will have a pair of USB three ports just like mercury V3. But, just like V3 they will be nothing special. again, though, if you just want...
Just a tease of Mercury V5 proto (final coming Q4, maybe). It uses the PCM5122 as the clock generator (but not the DAC as it sucks): [ATTACH]...
all throughout this thread there have been measurements posted. @purr1n and myself posted results of jitter testing. @atomicbob showed a number...
I beg to differ. It is possible that they might indicate the underlying quality of the data stream before it is encapsulated and put onto the USB...
if someone wants to lend me one I'd be more than happy to test it with the APX555 same as I have done with the pro. I would certainly be curious...
other than here on SBAF, I'm not aware of any clock jitter testing that has been published. The only test that I've seen have all been on the...
We have updated the streamer comparison table on our home page to show the final $299 price for the Merc-Mini and have added the respective jitter...
I did forget to answer that. Yes, the mini noise nuke is indeed still built in to the unit. And it might actually perform a little bit better...
the USB in the front is an active port that can be used for storage. Or you can go to a hub to go to other devices. The USB-C on the backside is...
Initial jitter test for merc-mini using off the shelf PI USB-C supply. [ATTACH] Linear supply, peaks are a bit edit: better higher but average...
BTW, I meant the theme of this thread, not the site!
I don't wish to run counter to the general theme here, but I think it might be useful to keep in mind that many people who come to the WiiM for...
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