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Small holes that take a small Allen wrench... when you loosen each, leave the screw in the hole.
So... loosen and sense there's no more tension.. leave it there and in the hole..
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Small holes that take a small Allen wrench... when you loosen each, leave the screw in the hole.
So... loosen and sense there's no more tension.. leave it there and in the hole..
I realized that there was no need to them to be fully removed.
The only item not captured in the instructions is that the analog card needs longer screws if you are going from the Lampi card to the DAC card. @Christiaan Punter
When you say the analog card needs longer screws; Are you suggestion they need to be drawn out further to accommodate the thickness and/or that they should be longer?
I should have been clearer. i am talking about the screws that attach the DAC daughter board to the XDMI PCI card.
As @MarkusBarkus pointed out, they are provided with the card.
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...those should be provided. The same case for the MSB daughter board. The assembly requires a wee bit longer screw to secure.
They were provided in a small bag along with the DAC card.
David @dminches I believe will be the first to share analog out Vs Lampizator Native XDMI observations...
Yes. From what I am being told it will take a while for the analog card to settle down. Once it does I will share my impressions.
You can count on David to get us all up to speed on the XDMI Analog out/preamp connection and importantly, to give his honest appraisal.
Agreed, We couldn't have hand picked a better recipient for this...EDIT: BTW I do not think this will be an easy task. I can think of several variables that might come into play, system to system...I hope I am WRONG, a clear winner will make my future audio decisions/directions Sooooo Much easier...
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Didn't Lukasz, very early on?
EDIT: https://www.monoandstereo.com/taiko-olympus-experience-by-lampizator/
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Yes he did. As you can surmise as to why; Not a lot of information (NONE) was provided between the two...Can't say that I blame him...He focused on Native XDMI...
It may have been the "puff of weed".
Christiaan Punter
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DreamAudio will demo with Taiko Audio Olympus + I/O and Lampizator Horizon.
They are in the Lorenzo Audio Labs room, A4.2 F206.
Taiko Audio is not participating in an official capacity.
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The brand directory of HE Munich shows Taiko Audio with Aries Cerat.
So this isn't correct?
Thanks
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Christiaan Punter
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It's the other way around
Aries Cerat is indicated to demo with Taiko Audio equipment. I have asked Stavros about the configuration and will confirm when I know more.
Christiaan Punter
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Dear all, today, I finally finished updating the Olympus documentation.
The Olympus Manual has been thoroughly revised and is now called the Complete Manual. All the information has been re-assessed, simplified, or further clarified, and everything is now much more clearly grouped. Unavoidably, however, this manual still contains a lot of text.
We already supplied each Olympus product with a printed Quick Start A4 leaflet. Of course, a single piece of paper can only contain so much information.
To fill the void between these two documents, and to better accommodate those who wish to get started listening to their Olympus product as quickly as possible, there is now also a Summarized Manual. Although it may still seem lengthy if you look at the number of pages, it has much more white space to facilitate quick and easy browsing and contains roughly half the amount of words of the Complete Manual.
Please find both manuals attached to this post. As always, please feel free to share thoughts and suggestions. If any section is still unclear, I will be happy to remedy this!
Olympus - Complete Manual
Olympus - Summarized Manual
The Olympus Manual has been thoroughly revised and is now called the Complete Manual. All the information has been re-assessed, simplified, or further clarified, and everything is now much more clearly grouped. Unavoidably, however, this manual still contains a lot of text.
We already supplied each Olympus product with a printed Quick Start A4 leaflet. Of course, a single piece of paper can only contain so much information.
To fill the void between these two documents, and to better accommodate those who wish to get started listening to their Olympus product as quickly as possible, there is now also a Summarized Manual. Although it may still seem lengthy if you look at the number of pages, it has much more white space to facilitate quick and easy browsing and contains roughly half the amount of words of the Complete Manual.
Please find both manuals attached to this post. As always, please feel free to share thoughts and suggestions. If any section is still unclear, I will be happy to remedy this!
Olympus - Complete Manual
Olympus - Summarized Manual
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LED Status:
Olympus set to auto charge, left LED:
Normally during auto charge slow blink for approx 5hours 22 minutes every day
OCCASIONALLY during auto charge fast blink for the same amount of time. Is this normal? I don't see this described in LED Status section
Olympus set to auto charge, left LED:
Normally during auto charge slow blink for approx 5hours 22 minutes every day
OCCASIONALLY during auto charge fast blink for the same amount of time. Is this normal? I don't see this described in LED Status section
Who from Taiko is going to be at the Munich High End?It's the other way around
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