Just noticed that Cult of Mac used my compute and sound rigs in their Setups category.
Check it out, here!
A few added notes/corrections to CoM bit:
- Raspberry Pi (not Pie).
- Topping D90 MQA DAC, which adds hardware MQA decoding. MQA is largely considered a “snake oil” standard for high quality digital audio, but I of course had to try it.
- A DAC (digital-to-analog converter) does not “ultra-filter.” A DAC just converts digitally-encoded music information into analog for playback. At its best, a DAC makes no changes to the encoded signal. The Topping D90 MQA is at the high end of the best measuring DACs, meaning that it preserves the original signal extremely well. Eh, there is a roll-off filter that keeps stray high frequencies out, but that’s just standard stuff.
- Timing of my analytics platform sale was garbled.
- I don’t do Zoom, but do use the webcam for Skype, Slack, and FaceTime.
Notes on issues with article. Added comment on MQA and updated DAC description.