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  1. Grado Flats vs Sennheiser HD-414 Pads?

    btag replied to btag's topic in Audio Accessories
    doesn't provide anything

  2. Grado Flats vs Sennheiser HD-414 Pads?

    btag replied to btag's topic in Audio Accessories
    care to provide a link?

  3. Grado Flats vs Sennheiser HD-414 Pads?

    btag posted a topic in Audio Accessories
    Can someone provide a comparison between the Grado Flats vs. the Sennheiser HD-414 flats in terms of sound? Thanks in advance.

  4. TBAAM optical out on Linux ALSA??

    btag replied to btag's topic in Home Source Components
    Thanks darkless for the information. It seems the TBAAM hardware wise outputs the SPDIF before too much processing. (According to Windows TBAAM is CMedia chipset) I found the datasheets here: http://www.cmedia.com.tw/?q=en/datasheets . So I guess with with ALSA linux direct output (not through mixer) I have a good chance at getting a bit perfect optical out. Hopefully that's correct. Ok time to finally get that DAC-AH

  5. TBAAM optical out on Linux ALSA??

    btag posted a topic in Home Source Components
    Anyone know if the TBAAM (Turtle Beach Audio Advantage Micro) optical out is bit perfect on Linux with ALSA? Is ALSA/Linux a bit-perfect system to use? (like Kernel Streaming on Windows) I know the TBAAM optical on Windows is resampled, but what about Linux?

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