OK these arrived and sound like a good step up from the last gen 6 corenige2000 wrote:these showed up at diyinhk
there a 384khz version of the 768khz we've been so pleased with using the same xmos chip
http://www.diyinhk.com/shop/audio-kits/ ... f-pcb.html
as i never use anything above 192khz having a 768khz is like using a formula one car to get to the corner shop
i got two for 100$ + shipping
What's impressive about them compared to the other onesnige2000 wrote:these seem to be a damn good choice for a reclocking flip flop
the potato PO74G374
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/330551718029?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
kinda dear at 4$ each
but ill be using them everywhere
im pretty impressed....... no...... actually really impressed
maybe its just the ff to use !
the pinout is a little funky, look at the data sheet pinout carefully
yes i wasn't expecting much difference eitherwushuliu wrote:What's impressive about them compared to the other onesnige2000 wrote:these seem to be a damn good choice for a reclocking flip flop
the potato PO74G374
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/330551718029?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
kinda dear at 4$ each
but ill be using them everywhere
im pretty impressed....... no...... actually really impressed
maybe its just the ff to use !
the pinout is a little funky, look at the data sheet pinout carefully
Looks like wiring = input is xD and output is equivalent xQ...nige2000 wrote:yes i wasn't expecting much difference eitherwushuliu wrote:What's impressive about them compared to the other onesnige2000 wrote:these seem to be a damn good choice for a reclocking flip flop
the potato PO74G374
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/330551718029?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
kinda dear at 4$ each
but ill be using them everywhere
im pretty impressed....... no...... actually really impressed
maybe its just the ff to use !
the pinout is a little funky, look at the data sheet pinout carefully
seem quieter/ blacker background more resolution/ air/timbre /separation
just that bit of finesse that makes the difference
yea but i just glanced at it and hooked all up along pin numbers as 1q/1d/2q/2d/3q/3d thinking it was a patternwushuliu wrote:
Looks like wiring = input is xD and output is equivalent xQ...
i think acko uses the potato chips too, maybe some others but not many do, rather save a couple of buckswushuliu wrote:I have installed the potato flipflop. I gave in only because they are so cheap and easy to source here in the states. Had some issues at first, not sure what, but after some rewiring, got things working. I'll need a little time to articulate the difference (and let the solder and chip cool). As of right now, the pacing/timing seems ever so slightly slower. Presentation is more relaxed, refined, articulate. Yes, I think lower noise. Makes my setup sound expensive. Potato need to advertise this chip next to a bottle of the good stuff (insert your fave).
This is as good as any point to pause on this hobby for the time being - priorities have shifted in recent days. Many thanks Nige. The potato is the icing on the cake. The diyaudio soekris crowd don't know what they're missing!