Squeezebox Touch Hardware Mods
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Ian,
thanks for starting the thread up again. removing u14 makes quite a difference.
You might want to change the words in your first picture as the clocks to pins are the wrong way round.
my wireless is still knocked out, I thought this was an option that Fidelity Audio could promote as most people will be running it via ethernet.
Anyway, the latest version of Fidelity Audio mods declares that the wireless does work, so the new micro clock 2 and different mod design must have fixed that particular issue. It's exciting being part of product development, hopefully people who have the FA mods done will have a better product as a result.Touch optimisations http://touchsgotrythm.blogspot.co.uk/Comment
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Ian,
thanks for starting the thread up again. removing u14 makes quite a difference.
You might want to change the words in your first picture as the clocks to pins are the wrong way round.
my wireless is still knocked out, I thought this was an option that Fidelity Audio could promote as most people will be running it via ethernet.
Anyway, the latest version of Fidelity Audio mods declares that the wireless does work, so the new micro clock 2 and different mod design must have fixed that particular issue. It's exciting being part of product development, hopefully people who have the FA mods done will have a better product as a result.
Sorry once again to the really interested parties, but I'm not prepared to contribute in the same arena as this guy. latersLast edited by UV101; 2012-06-25, 09:05.👍 1Comment
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I would like to know!
Hi Mr Swenson!
You helped me a while ago and I'm still grateful.
I would like to know more about your idea you suggested in your OP.
I dare not to perform surgery on my Touch, but I'm open (and anxious) to improve its sound.
Please let us the unskilled know about the implementation of your proposal.
Tks!Comment
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does anyone think any hardware modifications are worth doing if using the SBT with an external DAC?
if so, which ones? and how?Vortexbox>SBT(stock)>>Forssell MDAC-2>>>Klein and Hummell 0300D
Sota Sapphire/Lyra Kleos>>Bespoke Valve Phono Stage>>Mastersound Due Venti>>Link Audio K100Comment
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I'd like to remove all the plastic parts of my SBT and integrate it in a DIY DAC using using I2S signal.
I have already did mods on my SBT like decoupling U14 with a 100uF Sanyo SMD caps, replacing U105 & U136 by 47uF and replacing the e-cap 33uF with a 100uF Sanyo SMD cap (i did a s***t here but it's fixed now.
My next step will be to replace the oscillators with a very good ones like the Crystek and good PSU.
The DAC will not have receiver (eg : CS8416 or WM8804 usually use un DAC) but the I2S signal will be connected straight to the I2S inputs of the PCM1794.
I hope to do this before the summer.....Comment
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I'd like to remove all the plastic parts of my SBT and integrate it in a DIY DAC using using I2S signal.
I have already did mods on my SBT like decoupling U14 with a 100uF Sanyo SMD caps, replacing U105 & U136 by 47uF and replacing the e-cap 33uF with a 100uF Sanyo SMD cap (i did a s***t here but it's fixed now.
My next step will be to replace the oscillators with a very good ones like the Crystek and good PSU.
The DAC will not have receiver (eg : CS8416 or WM8804 usually use un DAC) but the I2S signal will be connected straight to the I2S inputs of the PCM1794.
I hope to do this before the summer.....
My SBT is already plastic-less and I'm thinking also about I2S direct connection to my bufflo/sabre DAC, but from what I learned that's not easy...Comment
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