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Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - AaronG - 23-Apr-2015 I was thinking of configuring my 120 (although I'm frightened of reconfiguring!) to not go into standby/shut down after a half an hour of inactivity. It doesn't seem like the Devialet uses a lot of power when not playing music. Anyway, does anyone run it all the time? RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - Pim - 23-Apr-2015 I don't run it all the time because I'm not home all the time. I do however run it for 24 hours when I get back and it sounds very relaxed and open after that. I'm still not sure whether it's the Dev or Mac that makes the difference. I got the idea from Jim Smith's GBS book. He mentions to leave DACs on for 24 hours before auditioning. RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - AaronG - 23-Apr-2015 That's what I was thinking -- off when I'm not using it daily. Thanks! RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - ogs - 23-Apr-2015 (23-Apr-2015, 12:49)AaronG Wrote: I was thinking of configuring my 120 (although I'm frightened of reconfiguring!) to not go into standby/shut down after a half an hour of inactivity. It doesn't seem like the Devialet uses a lot of power when not playing music. Anyway, does anyone run it all the time? On my 250 (and D-Premier before that) I have disabled 'Sleep delay' and set the 'Low power delay' to max, i.e. 60 minutes. I disconnect the amp from power when I am away though. The amp never gets too warm, but I have mounted it on a wall (pic. here: http://devialetchat.com/showthread.php?tid=287&pid=3377#pid3377 ) I prefer to keep it on when I play music every day, but Devialet has done a good job reducing the warm-up time in the latest firmwares. RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - hk6230 - 24-Apr-2015 This I must try. RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - AaronG - 24-Apr-2015 Thanks ogs, done and much improved. RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - Axel - 25-Apr-2015 (23-Apr-2015, 13:27)Pim van Vliet Wrote: I don't run it all the time because I'm not home all the time. I do however run it for 24 hours when I get back and it sounds very relaxed and open after that. I'm still not sure whether it's the Dev or Mac that makes the difference. I got the idea from Jim Smith's GBS book. He mentions to leave DACs on for 24 hours before auditioning. Hi Pim, When leaving D on, do you have music playing through it to keep the DACs busy? Al RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - Pim - 25-Apr-2015 (25-Apr-2015, 11:21)Axel Wrote:(23-Apr-2015, 13:27)Pim van Vliet Wrote: I don't run it all the time because I'm not home all the time. I do however run it for 24 hours when I get back and it sounds very relaxed and open after that. I'm still not sure whether it's the Dev or Mac that makes the difference. I got the idea from Jim Smith's GBS book. He mentions to leave DACs on for 24 hours before auditioning. Yes Al I do. Our house is only small and my bedroom door is only a few meters away but when I'm home alone (missus doesn't like music while she's trying to sleep) I play all night through at a low volume. As I said, I'm not even sure whether it's the D or the Mac (or both) that makes the difference but it definitely is there. RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - Ants - 03-May-2015 Thought I would give this a try as well. Created a new config file and disabled "low power delay" and "sleep delay" in the power settings. So if I understand this thread correctly, using this configuration, the Devialet will be "on" all the time and it should make a difference/improve overall quality. RE: Leaving the Devialet on all the time? - Pim - 03-May-2015 (03-May-2015, 02:25)Ants Wrote: Thought I would give this a try as well. Created a new config file and disabled "low power delay" and "sleep delay" in the power settings. I'm keeping mine playing music, not just leaving it on. I'm not sure if there's a difference with just leaving it on. |