A Photo of your Transporter setup, Please!

[Mike Anderson]

Here's my all digital TacT/Boz setup. The signal is run from the transporter with AES/EBU to the TCS prepro, which in turn runs AES/EBU to the Boz digital amplifiers. Digital all the way from the hard drives to the speaker terminals...

Transporter
Vigatec GVC 1280 (video scaler)
Sony DVP-S7700
Lyngdorf CD-1 http://www.lyngdorf.com/index.php?Itemid=112
TacT TCS Mk II http://www.tactlab.com/Products/TCS/index.html
Boz 216/2200 http://www.bozaudio.com

The Boz 2200 amps have builtin crossovers (all processing done in the 96/24 digital domain) and each 2-channel amplifier module is used to actively bi-amp each speaker. I use Magnepan 20.1 for the fronts and Magnepan 3.6 for the other channels.

TacT's digital solution is remarkable in the way they handle volume control. Digitally controlling the volume has the disadvantage that signal resolution is gradually lost as the volume is lowered from maximum. TacT has solved the problem by always running the digital signal with full resolution (full volume) to the power amplifiers. Volume control is done by controlling the voltage to the digital PWM Equibit output stage. Consequently, full digital resolution is preserved and an added benefit is that the noise floor will effectively be lowered as the volume setting is lowered.


Peter

Holy Bejeesus!!

Dude, nice rig.

[GuyDebord]

Finally I got some time to take pictures of my system with the new Kharmas!!

Im still speechless from the sound that emanates from this speakers, simply beyond anything Ive heard, except from the kharma exquisites.

[ralphpnj]

Finally I got some time to take pictures of my system with the new Kharmas!!

Im still speechless from the sound that emanates from this speakers, simply beyond anything Ive heard, except from the kharma exquisites.

Nice pictures and a beautiful set up (except for the unit sitting directly on the floor!). Glad to hear that you've happily enjoying the sound.

[Henk51]

Piture of my Transporter.


The box above the Transporter is a SPdif/Toslink switch,
15 channels input (two sections), half a dozen outputs (SPdif/Toslink), with remote.
With an Low-Cost DAC build-in which leads to the Preamp on the lower left,
on front the yellow LCD (with time and volume-bar, just visible) and with remote,
this leads to the Wireless Headphone above it.
I've made these "boxes" by my self.
Below the Transporter you can see the Hifidelio a 'lookalike' of the Olive in the US.

The SPdif/Toslink switch is used in a way, that I can choose any input
(Transporter,Hifidelio,...) digitaly to my 5.1 Home Cinema.

Remark:
Everything is placed on a kind of 'trolly' with 5 layers or bookshelf
for the ohter audio equipments, and all behind 2 doors.
Above the 5 layers there is a 'open' console for an equ., tuner, and so.
Oh yes, I was even a carpenter for this one!

[mswlogo]

Here is my transporter setup.

[egd]

Transporter > ATC SCA2 > SCM100SL AT. Just moved in so things are still a little sparse. I know the coffee table shouldn't be there...and I have yet to make it to the supermarket for a packet of sugar :-)

[Jetlag]

Transporter > ATC SCA2 > SCM100SL AT. Just moved in so things are still a little sparse. I know the coffee table shouldn't be there...and I have yet to make it to the supermarket for a packet of sugar :-)

At least it shows that you have your priorities straight! ;-)

[agentsmith]

If I manage to upgrade my Naim speakers to Harbeth Monitor 30 next week, this will be one of the last pictures with the Arivas in it.

The Transporter is resting on Hyperion M55 Magnetic Floaters.

This was taken last week: The Transporter has been moved to the right upper shelf for more prominent placement. The Naim pre-amp is now resting on the Solid Tech "Feet-of-Silence."

[agentsmith]

Hmm, what happened to the picture?

trying again.....

[agentsmith]

Enjoying my new speakers immensely.