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On 8/26/2019 at 10:12 AM, botrytis said: USB 2.0 specs state 16 feet is the longest the cable should be w/o a powered hub in between the lengths. Strictly speaking, the limitation is 26 ns. With a typical signal propagation speed of 0.2 m/ns, the maximum length becomes 5.2 m or 17 feet.
For quite a while I've been using external Thunderbolt HDD's, but it of course makes possible to have great audio interfaces too - on pro audio side it is quite common already, replacing Firewire. Remains to be seen when there will be audiophile Thunderbolt DACs.
Cambridge Audio DAC Magic connected via USB to a Raspberry Pi2B with Rune Audio SW using a WD 3TB MyCloud NAS with FLAC and WAVE Files. or. Cambridge Audio DAC Magic connected via USB to a 1TB VoretexBox v2.3 I built a few years ago with FLAC Files. I know that the Rune Audio SW on the PI would also be able to use the VortexBox as a source over ...
Posted August 3, 2017. On the "USB audio cracked" thread , at least a few folks including myself have mentioned that they are using the ISO Regen in various configurations in conjunction with the Phasure LUSH USB cable. Figured it may be helpful to some of us to have a place to share/compare info and experiences.
Entry posted by Phil C July 28, 2020. Followers 2. Introduction. Sources for the digital cable roundup include the Internet and audiophile publications and are mainly "Recommended Components" lists, "Editors' Choices" lists, and audio component reviews that mention the digital cable included in the reviewer’s own stereo system.
E-MU 0404 USB cable also comes with ferrite. One easy test is to have a phone call open in GSM phone and then take the phone next to audio/USB cables and observe for any difference in sound. In case there's audible buzz or rattling then the device's EMI/RFI tolerance is really poor.
Posted August 18, 2020. I'm looking for a short (6" to 10") micro USB cable of decent quality that I can use with Chord Mojo. About all I've run across so far is a $130 one at Moon Audio. that doesn't strike me as any better than the $45 Audio Advisor 0.5m silver USB cable + Audioquest micro USB adaptor option I already have for stationary use.
USB cables use a minimum diameter of AWG 28, which may be extended up to AWG 20, depending on the run length. The specific impedance of the signal pair (s) is 90 Ohm. A typical USB 2.0 cable will look like this: While a USB 3.0 cable should look like this.
Thanks for the suggestion. I have a Cambridge Audio CXN with USB input and I believe it will accept 96/24 over USB. If so, all I need is to get usb c to usb b which shouldn't be an issue. (famous last words!) usb c to usb a adapter <===> usb a to usb b cable ====> CXN. I need to verify if my new MacBook Pro will output audio via the usb c ports.
A "solution" would be to buy a cable with USB-C output and add a adapter USB-C to USB-A. To me, this is a wrong solution because to convert USB-C to USB-A, these adapters use a tiny PCB. This conversion is not about re-connecting the wires from USB-C the way a USB-A prefers.