“A fool and his money are soon parted.”
Very clear. Money in the pocket of certain sellers.
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Is this crystal optimization done by a virgin in a cave with 150 year old scottish air, while a unicorn is supervising?
Money talks it’s not a lie…I heard it once - it said goodbye
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Whatever you buy it says goodbye.
Good friend of mine told me he would never invest more than 100$ declaring his belonging to so called group of “Ropieee Happy people” (This reminded me on “Shiny Happy People” by R.E.M)
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Im a “Ropieee happy people” too…there are 2 more that I missed powering up…12 in all in the house but not all active normally about 6 active all the time and 2 of the LCD ones are display for DACs in those zones
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“boodwah” 
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I live by the sea. Please leave the gulls out of it! 
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Unfortunately the marketing details or not very clear on those important points.
For those that think switches make a difference, please read the following post concerning how RAAT works. RAAT and clock ownership
Becomes more and more interesting with more and more competitors…
https://hifipig.com/russ-andrews-launches-the-network-switch/#more-62041
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The article starts off with a bang. Doesn’t make it two sentences without the first lie.
Timing is irrelevant at the Ethernet layer.
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Not bang for the buck, though.
Remind me, what’s that thing again that happens every minute?
Could you please explain it to the network/ethernet illiterates?
Your DAC endpoint buffers the signal and control the timing. The timing in the network is irrelevant
I see, so it does not impact the SQ, let’s say if the frame #2 arrives at the DAC after 2 secs from frame #1, frame #3 5 secs, frame #4 0.5 secs and so on?
The buffer and network take care of that. If you had problems you would hear drop outs.
I’ve moved a number of posts to a new topic in the #support category where the problem can be better dealt with and this thread can return to the original topic.
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