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There’s also a review coming soon of the RME adi-2 pro at http://archimago.blogspot.com -
It looks like a DAC well worth the price, but I for one would not have a clue how to gain advantage of it as it has so many options, I would get lost without an idiosyncratic explanatory manual written for laymen.Comment
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Yes indeed, it seems to be great DAC and was positively reviewed. See alsoOriginally posted by Gandalf View Post
Somewhere in those reviews I read that one can get lost in all the functions the ADI-2 provides. But there seems to be a great manual shipped with it.
There is also an RME user forum: https://forum.rme-audio.de
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The DAC is actually really easy to use. It is a plug and play option in the true sense. The beauty of this DAC is it's ability to appeal to both the casual as well as the professional listener.Comment
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There was a time when I was very much interested in DACs. At one point exclusively in R2R DACs. With my former system I used to have an Aqua La Voce DAC (https://www.aquahifi.com/products.html). It was nice DAC, I loved it. But seeing what modern Delta-Sigma-DACs can do, I'd probably never go back to an R2R DAC. In that respect, the RME ADI-2 would be my DAC to go, I am sure of that.Originally posted by Bulldog View Post
At one point I thought of a very simple design: a DAC with good volume control feeding active speakers. But I decided on the all-in-one Devialet box and I am very happy with it. But should my Devialet break down fatally, I'd jump on the ADI-2 and active speakers, preferably ATCs!Comment
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I had a Metrum Adagio Pre / DAC (R2R DAC) before the RME ADI-2 DAC FS.
It had 6 times the price of the RME, the RME sounds a little different, but i like it more now.
Bass is a bit better (not stronger) and the highs and mids are the same quality for me (on SLOW Filter)
I do not regret the changeComment
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DARKO has a small Film about the RME ADI-2 DAC at
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Hi ADI-DAC-users
there is a new firmware (V35) for the RME ADI DAC 2 from 26.03.2021
Biggest change i found, is a improved SteadyClock, filter and phase control. SteadyClock’s jitter filter now operates down to 1 Hz instead of about 200 Hz, thus reduces even very low frequency input jitter efficiently.
Did not do a longer sound compare yet but a improved clock is a good thing (i said to myself
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Sounds good on my 45A as before
the update App is here, took a minute over USB for me without a problem. (from V34 to V35)
from release note
happy easter to you all!03/26/2021 ADI-2 DAC DSP 35, ADI-2 Pro FPGA 250 DSP 102. All Pro: improved performance of SRC, headroom reduced to +3 dB. New option 'SRC Gain dig' to preserve digital headroom during USB recording and digital loop-through. Pro and DAC with MRC: Over display in level meters now takes actual headroom into account (+2.5 dB Line/IEM, +1 dB Phones). All DAC: When loading a setup, the current sample rate is not changed.
03/17/2021 Digiface USB: v17 supports new PCBs. Devices with V14 do not need to be updated. ADI-2 DAC FGA 35, ADI-2 Pro FPGA 249: Improved SteadyClock, filter and phase control. SteadyClock’s jitter filter now operates down to 1 Hz instead of about 200 Hz, thus reduces even very low frequency input jitter efficiently.
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Thanks, SolarMusic for the info. I am downloading the update now.Comment
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RME ADI-2 DAC FS now ships with ESS Chips
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Thanks, SolarMusic. I just upgraded to v4.1. It's very easy to do the upgrade once you know how!Comment
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