Bought my Allo Digi One in spring … have to wait a few months until i upgrade again on the streamer. But thanks for the hint, ordered this french PSU for 90 Euros last night, seems fair for me.
I know, that every step of the chain counts… just curious: so the streamer is clean now, what about the DAC and the orher parts?
How long can one expect the clean side batteries to last approximately? Hours?, Days? Weeks? Any difference to standby vs active playing?
Thanks
I have two batteries LiFePO4 2500mAh (3,3VDC x 2 = 6,6VDC) and this sufficient for approx 25 hours, prophylactically reloads once a week. I always turn off, they do not listen to music
Just received my Signature and after seeing some comments about the packaging, all I can say is I think it was packaged incredibly well. I ordered the battery holder and it does indeed have stickers applied to identify the correct polarity! I’ll give it some time to warm up and then compare to my USBridge!
AudioStream review just posted: https://www.audiostream.com/content/allo-digione-signature-review
Hello Andre! Yes, I added your excellent Signature to my ALLO collection (2 other DigiOnes and a USBridge) and wanted to chime in on the audible benefits of the battery pack. I had been using iFI iPower SMPS and various Linear including TeraDak and ZERO ZONE, but right now I much prefer the sound of humble batteries through my Meridian SE speakers. Thanks!
If this really is the best SQ I hope Allo will consider a future model that runs on batteries but where it’s all built into the unit / including dynamically recharging.
I don’t discount that it’s better, it’s just for me personally multiple power supplies on the same device and/or the necessity to constantly change batteries is a big step too far for me. And if this is what it takes to sound best what’s the point of using it sounding less than its best.
Until then I’ll just stick with the original.
I agree. Part of the Roon experience is convenience. Changing batteries is not for me.
I have the normal DigiOne, powered by an ultralow noise power supply, bought for about 70$ on one of these Chinese online expresses.
Very happy with the sound improvment over the standard PSU.
Batteries also have noise and have no compensation for temperature.
I will upgrade to the Signature when it becomes available in the Netherlands as a package, complete with case and a PSU. I will use the Chinese PSU as clean power
There you go: 
Thanks. Ordered. It is on its way!
@Allo:
I want to buy a DigiOne Signature but would like to wait until the metal casing is available.
Can you give any estimation on when that will be available?
In case it will take too long I might temporarily use the acrylic casing.
@rdok
The aluminum case for the Signature is already in the works.
We are expecting the revised prototype be the 1st week of December.
provided that all fits well, we will place the order and get the stock in right after the New year.
We will post some pictures we soon as we get the proto in and update you all.
regards
Andre
Hey, I don’t get it, does soss sell the “whole” kit with a RPI for just 280 €? That’s the price for the Digi One Sig alone?
On our site we have 2 pages dedicated to the Digione Signature.
one for the board alone:
https://allo.com/sparky-eu/digione-signature.html
and one for the fully assembled player (with RPI and more…)
https://allo.com/sparky-eu/digione-signature-player.html
pricing depends on options you choose.
regards and let us know if you have any further questions.
Andre
Hey Andre, thank you. I am already a costumer of your shop and own a Digi One (without Signature) :).
The prize for your “ready to go” setup is about 370 € – I was just curious because the dutch shop offers a bundle for 100 less (which is approx the prize for the board alone). How is that possible? 
hello,
please note that they are offering on pre-order (no stock) and they have been notified to change the price.
Installed the Signature. Does what it promises vs the vanilla DigiOne. Again a notch up in spaciousness, low extension and treble silk 
I had some trouble getting it up and running on Volumio. There were three networked Signature ALSA options to choose from in Roon. Turned out I had to take the bottom one, not the top one
Because I didn’t want to use an active ethernet cleaner (again more power supplies and cables), I went for a passive one, the Emosafe EN-30, about €150. Used in hospitals for ethernet filtering.
I don’t think hospitals use them for filtering, they’re for isolation safety…