
CJH
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Is DAC Correction offloaded to GPU when available or is it strictly run by CPU? CJH
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Just some quick comments on 5.7 adding DAC Correction to the matrix corrections I use with my Cyan 2. Originally, tried Cyan 2 at 512 and 256 with EC Super/Gauss Long on desktop and didn't find a big difference so I stuck with 256 for an easier load. Just loaded 5.7 and added DAC Correction and now hear a much bigger improvement at 512. Everything sounds better and that's where I'll stay for now. Anyone have similar results? Thanks, Jussi. CJH
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Got it working now--thanks. CJH
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Still trying to solve my Qobuz problem. Just updated to 5.4.2 and as expected when I tried Qobuz in Client it asked me to sign-in so once I'm in and try to play all I get is their album cover. Am I missing something simple. Do I need to download their Qobuz App for Windows or their Qobuz Downloader for windows? Would really like to get this working or I guess cancel my subscription. CJH
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Here's my early feedback on the Cyan 2. Current DACs on hand are a Topping D90 (AKM) and a Holo Cyan (DSD only version) for the past 2-3 years. Both of these DACs sound best with DSD512 at 44.1k, so this is the majority of my listening. The Cyan basically retired my D90 to storage. I received my new Cyan 2 yesterday and gave it a quick listen for about 3 hours of DSD 512 ASDM7EC-Super512fs+ at 48k with Sinc-Gauss hires. Yes, the Cyan 2 retains the relaxed analog sound of the original model with improved extended high frequencies. It also has a deeper soundstage with better layering of instruments. For this alone, the new Cyan 2 is a winner and worth the price of admission. But of course, it does even more. On day 2, I tried PCM 1411/1512 with Sinc L filter and the sound was quite good (with an easy load on my server--5%). It had very good detail, tonal balance and mid-bass punch. It still lacked the soundstage depth and layering of good DSD. I also heard a slight lack of naturalness, ease or finesse. It was just more in-you-face than the DSD. I then tried DSD upsampled to 1024 at 44.1 or 48k. Filter was Sinc-Gauss hires with AHM7EC5L modulator. This was excellent with the best sonic qualities so far. FYI: All of these were done using a PC with 10850K and no GPU with no dropouts. I have lots of experimenting to do while the unit breaks-in, but so far, I am quite pleased with my purchase. CJH
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Tried it. Still no play list on Qobuz, only album cover. 🙁 CJH
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I currently use the Cyan (DSD version), so am looking forward to any/many improvements. CJH
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Anxious for your feedback. Mine purchased Dec. 2--still waiting. CJH
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Yes, empty playlist with a large picture of the album cover over most of the page. CJH
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Miska: Yes, I got the album covers but when I click on them--no songs, just the cover? CJH
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Have used Qobuz off and on in the past on HQPlayer desktop (Win 11 Pro). Tried it the other day and it comes up in Client but, if I search say Beatles, I get a very limited selection (2 or 3) and when clicked on they don't actually come up for play, like it's just an album cover picture. Tried a few others like Eagles, Joni Mitchell, etc... and get the same problem. Account is active and plays from Qobuz app, but that's not what we want. Any help? CJH
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Why no standard output of 2V & 4V balanced? CJH
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What are the improvements in 5.3.0? CJH