@Pogoo
I have the DP3 since yesterday. Mine is still on 1.6 firmware
So for the Crosstalk :
- it is huge to the point it affects the listening (sometimes when subtile, it's hard to spot. Here it's HUGE)
- it occurs also when UPnP streaming
I also think that it could have some delay somewhere, don't you think ?
There seems to be a small amount of echo at the listening
The DP3 sounds like a DSP processing somewhere. Maybe it's only the crosstalk, but have you made some measurements ?
It's possible that the delay has only been applied to the crosstalk, I hope that.
I'll might try your firmware.
You're sure we can reverse to 1.6 ? If I cannot set the DP3 properly it will be back with acid comments
As it is this SMSL DP3 is totally useless in a hifi system ahahahaha.
For a headset listening it could be pleasant, but with such amount of crosstalk I doubt very much
I don't understand why it has not been spoted earlier...
For those who think it's a "signature" of the streamer I don't agree.
Crosstalk can be achieved on a track, if the player at some more, you'll never have a something right.
And yes in the past some devices had crosstalk, but I never experience as much.
I hope SMSL will answer to your demand, it's unbelievable they can let this happening.
Thx for at least having set a solution, even custom.
J'ai eu un ampli (français) avec énormément de diaphonie. A l'époque on trouvait le son chaud, c'était analogique sur de l'écoute CD. Mais aujourd'hui c'est très loin de ce qui est recherché, surtout par un lecteur.
Ok pour permettre d'avoir une diaphonie légère avec un bouton, une fonction.
Mais au minimum un lecteur doit-être capable de ne pas en avoir.
Si on a envie de jouer, un simple filtre dans le flux permet de faire ce qu'on veut.
Perso j'ai envie d'être maître du système (à un certain point).
Pour tenter le "bit perfect" encore faut-il avoir les appareils qui le permettent.
Pour le moment, tel qu'il est vendu par SMSL, le DP3 est un ovni qui ne fait pas dans le subtil côté diaphonie.
I have the DP3 since yesterday. Mine is still on 1.6 firmware
So for the Crosstalk :
- it is huge to the point it affects the listening (sometimes when subtile, it's hard to spot. Here it's HUGE)
- it occurs also when UPnP streaming
I also think that it could have some delay somewhere, don't you think ?
There seems to be a small amount of echo at the listening
The DP3 sounds like a DSP processing somewhere. Maybe it's only the crosstalk, but have you made some measurements ?
It's possible that the delay has only been applied to the crosstalk, I hope that.
I'll might try your firmware.
You're sure we can reverse to 1.6 ? If I cannot set the DP3 properly it will be back with acid comments
As it is this SMSL DP3 is totally useless in a hifi system ahahahaha.
For a headset listening it could be pleasant, but with such amount of crosstalk I doubt very much
I don't understand why it has not been spoted earlier...
For those who think it's a "signature" of the streamer I don't agree.
Crosstalk can be achieved on a track, if the player at some more, you'll never have a something right.
And yes in the past some devices had crosstalk, but I never experience as much.
I hope SMSL will answer to your demand, it's unbelievable they can let this happening.
Thx for at least having set a solution, even custom.
(05-05-2020, 09:44 AM)fred13 a écrit : Ceci dit la diaphonie n'est peut-être pas en elle-même une mauvaise chose : qu'on se souvienne que les meilleures cellules de lecture de nos bons vieux 33T présentent une séparation des canaux qui dépasse rarement 35 dB.
J'ai eu un ampli (français) avec énormément de diaphonie. A l'époque on trouvait le son chaud, c'était analogique sur de l'écoute CD. Mais aujourd'hui c'est très loin de ce qui est recherché, surtout par un lecteur.
Ok pour permettre d'avoir une diaphonie légère avec un bouton, une fonction.
Mais au minimum un lecteur doit-être capable de ne pas en avoir.
Si on a envie de jouer, un simple filtre dans le flux permet de faire ce qu'on veut.
Perso j'ai envie d'être maître du système (à un certain point).
Pour tenter le "bit perfect" encore faut-il avoir les appareils qui le permettent.
Pour le moment, tel qu'il est vendu par SMSL, le DP3 est un ovni qui ne fait pas dans le subtil côté diaphonie.