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    Super (capacitor) charging your iFi Zen Can (and other zen products and possibly other manufacturers)

    I think Thor means don't use SMD version of OS-CON. Use the regular one with leads. SMD is harder to soldering at home.
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    Super (capacitor) charging your iFi Zen Can (and other zen products and possibly other manufacturers)

    USB-C PD is good enough? Is it for Zen Can Signature only (as it has internal switiching power supply)? For Zen DAC, I bet LPS is still preferred over USB-C PD. Correct?
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    iFi Audio Zen Dac 3... Plug In, World Out!

    Cool, thanks for your review. Just wondering did you always power your Zen DAC with USB? If yes, I'd suggest you can try the dedicated 5V regulated LPS for your Zen DAC. I bet you would love the sound more with the 5V power supply.
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    need help in some explanation with dac-s build and statements

    There are a lot of mis-leading information about Hi-Res or Upsampling music. One of the benefits of Hi-Res or Upsampled music (e.g. 384k/32bit, or even 768/32) is to better reconstruct audio signal (yes frequency under 22kHz). Sampling theory said 44kHz sampling is good enough to reproduce...
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    Super (capacitor) charging your iFi Zen Can (and other zen products and possibly other manufacturers)

    Sorry for my ignorance, what is dual chamber EI core transformers and "Y" capacitor? p.s.: The timing of my replies may be a bit odd as I am put under speech control.
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    Super (capacitor) charging your iFi Zen Can (and other zen products and possibly other manufacturers)

    IMO, I see it this way (I coud be wrong though): 1: Most of modern devices have on-board circuity to reduce noise from a power supply but it is not perfect. (Let's say it reduce noise by x%) 2: Supercapacitor bank can condition the power to eliminate most of the noise but again not perfect. I...
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    Is VST band-limited?

    Does it mean that the following article is talking BS? Can you spot the difference? Classic waveforms versus modern digital emulation | MusicRadar i.e. In the article they shows different waves forms (sawtooth and square) created by Audacity. As the replies here said a computer (or h/w digital...
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    Super (capacitor) charging your iFi Zen Can (and other zen products and possibly other manufacturers)

    More info can be found here about brown/white and black/gold Silmic: Counterfeit ELNA Silmic II or genuine Elna ??? | diyAudio
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    Is VST band-limited?

    Some one told me that VST is band-limited. Is it true? i.e. if I have an VST plug-in that generates a perfect square wave, VST would somehow band limit the output to half of the sampling rate so that the ouput would not be a perfect square wave anymore. Is it true?
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    Super (capacitor) charging your iFi Zen Can (and other zen products and possibly other manufacturers)

    All the OS-CONs are for power supplies, using 560uF (instead of 460uF) is ok. I would try 1000uF if I knew earlier it could be larger. Thor mentioned (as shown below) that we can try larger values (uF) for C411. It should be similar for C101, C201, C321, and C410 For C507,C508, I think we...
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    Can you hear upscaling?

    Have a look of the following quotes. It is interesting, sometimes 1.000 are considered same as 1.001. Sometimes, 1.000000000000000 is considered different from 1.000000000000001 :face_palm: :cherries:
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    Can you hear upscaling?

    Hmm.. having a second thought isn't that the Monty's version of "sampling theory" claim "[band-limited] analog signal can be reconstructed losslessly, smoothly, and with the exact timing of the original analog signal"? Now, you are saying there are more limitations as band-limited "square...
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    Can you hear upscaling?

    Wonderful, thanks for your reply. :thumbsup: I'll play around these and see if I have a better way to present the information I wanted to show earlier.
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    Can you hear upscaling?

    If I understand your statement correctly, it means digital audio and home audio systems are not designed for electronic musics (which use a lot of signal generators, aka synthesizer)? In other words, based on your statement, electronic music live in the analog domain but not in digital...
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