Vic,
thanks for your commet. If you get any problem installing the kit please let me know. Charly
thanks for your commet. If you get any problem installing the kit please let me know. Charly
No Luck: Pioneer DV-LX50
Hi all,
This player uses three PCM1796 DAC's, native DSD capable and so very unlikely to work, according to Dr. Oehlrich.
Thought I'd add this unit to the general body of knowledge regarding which players the kit is compatible with.
Cheers.
Hi all,
This player uses three PCM1796 DAC's, native DSD capable and so very unlikely to work, according to Dr. Oehlrich.
Thought I'd add this unit to the general body of knowledge regarding which players the kit is compatible with.
Cheers.
Hi Charly,
my DV-600 AV has arrived and as you know I had some problems with noise because I used the wrong chip 74HC244 instead of 74HCT244. Thanks again for your quick help.
I replaced the chip and everything is working 100%. I am using the 96KHz configuration to output the signal of CD, SACD and DVD-Audio on the S/PDIF port.
I have mounted the board in a different way, If somebody is interested here is a picture...
my DV-600 AV has arrived and as you know I had some problems with noise because I used the wrong chip 74HC244 instead of 74HCT244. Thanks again for your quick help.
I replaced the chip and everything is working 100%. I am using the 96KHz configuration to output the signal of CD, SACD and DVD-Audio on the S/PDIF port.
I have mounted the board in a different way, If somebody is interested here is a picture...
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XO-3 and (!) DVD-192kHz
Hi,
is that right: With Tentlabs XO-3 the kit is only working upto 96 kHz - not DVD-A (192 kHz) ?
Thanks
Thomas
Hi,
is that right: With Tentlabs XO-3 the kit is only working upto 96 kHz - not DVD-A (192 kHz) ?
Thanks
Thomas
Thank you, Charly 🙂
By the way: @ Post #3 and #4
http://ixbtlabs.com/articles2/sacd-dvd-a/index.html
... "What is the Correct Way for SACD Playback?"
Thomas
By the way: @ Post #3 and #4
http://ixbtlabs.com/articles2/sacd-dvd-a/index.html
... "What is the Correct Way for SACD Playback?"
Thomas
Hi, I am a new comer to this forum. I am interewted in the DIY kit for the hIREZ sacd. Could you send me more information? By the way could the DIY kit be applied to Pioneer 989?
I am currently using Musical Fidelity KW SACD. Can I modify my MF SACD with this DIY kit?
What SACD player can gives higher sampling rate for this conversion?
Thank you!
I am currently using Musical Fidelity KW SACD. Can I modify my MF SACD with this DIY kit?
What SACD player can gives higher sampling rate for this conversion?
Thank you!
Basic question: Using Tentlabs XO3.2 (extended Kit) - what' s going on with the inbuilt player-crystal?
-> Why not replacing the inbuilt crystal with XO3.2?
-> Why not replacing the inbuilt crystal with XO3.2?
Hi, Oehlrich!
Can you tell relations between system clock (SCK), bit clock (BCK) and LRCK at different sample rates. I need it for properly connection I2S Bus to provide real digital SACD-rip. It seems on 44 & 48kHz system clock have multiplier value 384.
Can you tell relations between system clock (SCK), bit clock (BCK) and LRCK at different sample rates. I need it for properly connection I2S Bus to provide real digital SACD-rip. It seems on 44 & 48kHz system clock have multiplier value 384.
the only potential to sound better "on paper" comes when the production team keeps the source material in DSD format for the duration of the recording/mixing/mastering process. There are several DSD-compatible DAW(Digital Audio Workstation) programs(Sadie, Pyramix,Sonoma, Sonic Solutions for example) but between them there exist vast differences with regards to how they handle the DSD editing.
Pyramix: as soon as it is put in mix/edit mode, converts the DSD source to 24bit,325.8kHz PCM for ALL editing and then re-converts back to DSD for the output to digital to analog conversion for mastering.. ALL DSD audio,start>>finish, has undergone a conversion/re-conversion process. It is not a matter of simple math, either, but a string of internal pcm and delta sigma converters...
The Sonoma System and SaDIE keeps the DSD source integrity, with no conversion back to standard PCM whatsoever except at the actual edit crossfade, where an insertion occurs for the duration of the crossfade of 8bit,2.8Mhz pcm and back to DSD. Again, this conversion is ONLY at the crossfade.
So..
DSD can do very well in one (1) application: Mastering from analogue. When the recording chain is totally analogue, you can take the signal straight from the analog chain into a DSD compatible A/D converter straight to disc with no processing.(such as with the new Living Stereo reissues) BUT...when we convert the signal more than once, we lose all transparency, due to HF noise resulting from the source signal hitting a second analogue delta/sigma modulation.
so, as far as comparing redbook cds to the same material that has simply been upsampled to dsd..there is no possible way that the SACD could be superior to the standard CD!
Pyramix: as soon as it is put in mix/edit mode, converts the DSD source to 24bit,325.8kHz PCM for ALL editing and then re-converts back to DSD for the output to digital to analog conversion for mastering.. ALL DSD audio,start>>finish, has undergone a conversion/re-conversion process. It is not a matter of simple math, either, but a string of internal pcm and delta sigma converters...
The Sonoma System and SaDIE keeps the DSD source integrity, with no conversion back to standard PCM whatsoever except at the actual edit crossfade, where an insertion occurs for the duration of the crossfade of 8bit,2.8Mhz pcm and back to DSD. Again, this conversion is ONLY at the crossfade.
So..
DSD can do very well in one (1) application: Mastering from analogue. When the recording chain is totally analogue, you can take the signal straight from the analog chain into a DSD compatible A/D converter straight to disc with no processing.(such as with the new Living Stereo reissues) BUT...when we convert the signal more than once, we lose all transparency, due to HF noise resulting from the source signal hitting a second analogue delta/sigma modulation.
so, as far as comparing redbook cds to the same material that has simply been upsampled to dsd..there is no possible way that the SACD could be superior to the standard CD!
Hello,
Your argumento is very interesting, have you tried if it works with SACD?
Thanks
I would be very interested in a project like this but don't have the technical background to tackle it independently and this thread seems to have died some time ago. Does anyone know of any more current resources for this type of project? Thanks!
Which Pio unit is "best" for mod; source=SACD,DVD-A
Hi Folks
I'm in teh UK & very interested in going down this mod route, as I have a Mark Levinson 360s DAC which can take up to 24bit/96kHz digital input.
I believe the full list of Pioneer units that can be modded are:
DV-600AV,DV-575A,DV-578A,DV-585A,DV-588A,DV-696AV
I will have to buy one to start with, preferably pre-owned (using something like ebay).
I primarily want one for the stereo mod to 24bit digital output for SACD & DVD-A, but given that I will be giving it house-room, may end up using it for DVD playing too..
I also note that there are loads of 575A units on ebayUK which seem to go really cheap.
Is there any unit which is "better" than others for my uses above?
Hi Folks
I'm in teh UK & very interested in going down this mod route, as I have a Mark Levinson 360s DAC which can take up to 24bit/96kHz digital input.
I believe the full list of Pioneer units that can be modded are:
DV-600AV,DV-575A,DV-578A,DV-585A,DV-588A,DV-696AV
I will have to buy one to start with, preferably pre-owned (using something like ebay).
I primarily want one for the stereo mod to 24bit digital output for SACD & DVD-A, but given that I will be giving it house-room, may end up using it for DVD playing too..
I also note that there are loads of 575A units on ebayUK which seem to go really cheap.
Is there any unit which is "better" than others for my uses above?
Can someone tell me what the stock DACs are in the DV-600... I think I've confused myself on it!
For some reason I've been thinking it was the PCM1792... but surely I'm mistaken? I think it may be the PCM1742 and I've just got the numbers mixed up...
Quick bit of Googling confirms it is the PCM1742, not the better PCM1792 as I originally thought it was... shame!
Hi mik190 !
It seems topicstarter leave this project and not support it anymore.After my question without answer(on previous page) more then 3 years ago I made my own digital board with six channels support and more cheaper.My story about tweaking DV-696 (on russian language):hifionpc.com • View topic - ??????????????? ???????? ???????? ??????????
Photos on that site damaged and I attached it here.
From DV-575 to 600 was similar schematics and parts.But I can't say anything about new models of players.
It seems topicstarter leave this project and not support it anymore.After my question without answer(on previous page) more then 3 years ago I made my own digital board with six channels support and more cheaper.My story about tweaking DV-696 (on russian language):hifionpc.com • View topic - ??????????????? ???????? ???????? ??????????
Photos on that site damaged and I attached it here.
From DV-575 to 600 was similar schematics and parts.But I can't say anything about new models of players.
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Hi NB7,
I have done the mod on my player a while ago and I am very surprised to see a completely new design. Looks very clean an professional, great job!
Thanks
Tranceformer
I have done the mod on my player a while ago and I am very surprised to see a completely new design. Looks very clean an professional, great job!
Thanks
Tranceformer
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