We have updated the streamer comparison table on our home page to show the final $299 price for the Merc-Mini and have added the respective jitter...
I did forget to answer that. Yes, the mini noise nuke is indeed still built in to the unit. And it might actually perform a little bit better...
the USB in the front is an active port that can be used for storage. Or you can go to a hub to go to other devices. The USB-C on the backside is...
Initial jitter test for merc-mini using off the shelf PI USB-C supply. [ATTACH] Linear supply, peaks are a bit edit: better higher but average...
BTW, I meant the theme of this thread, not the site!
I don't wish to run counter to the general theme here, but I think it might be useful to keep in mind that many people who come to the WiiM for...
I never got a direct request for a unit to demo. I just need someone to reach out and give me their full contact information and I can send one...
not directly cleaned up, but the pi 4 in Mercury V3 is fed from the mini-noise nuke. So maybe some small benefit. Hard to say.
Yup!
ASR no longer does digital output testing. Instead relying only on analog jitter test which is actually DAC accuracy testing. Completely...
I have to second that. During product development we purchased a Topping DX7s and an SMSL SU9. We chose those so we could test the I2S over HDMI...
if anyone wants to send me an ultra, I will be more than happy to test it with the APX 555. And then publish the results here come what may.
ASR no longer does proper digital jitter testing. Just analog output, which hides many. many sins!
For what it's worth here is the jitter plot for the Wiim Pro using an APX555: [ATTACH] Mercury V3 for comparison (RCA, same as Wiim): [ATTACH]...
what I posted for this was a complete image that is designed to overwrite everything on the card. I use either BALENA or the raspberry pie...
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