30-May-2018, 07:54
I thought that too but have been using allo digiOne since it cane out and no dropouts at alll. I went back to Roon AIR just out of curiosity (I can’t group the kitchen so won’t use it beyond that) and I had couple short bursts of faint crackles which bought back a lit of bad memories.
Despite Roon making AIR as good as it can be and much more stable I think the underlying technology is just not robust and I think this is part protocol and part hardware. Maybe the CI resolves it through hardware, but in the original experts I don’t trust it.
Personally at the first sign of instability I’d buy a digiOne and move on. The network issue is probably a red herring but that said it’s obviously worth quickly checking the obvious things like swapping cables etc
Despite Roon making AIR as good as it can be and much more stable I think the underlying technology is just not robust and I think this is part protocol and part hardware. Maybe the CI resolves it through hardware, but in the original experts I don’t trust it.
Personally at the first sign of instability I’d buy a digiOne and move on. The network issue is probably a red herring but that said it’s obviously worth quickly checking the obvious things like swapping cables etc
>>> 1st Place Award: Devialet, last decades most disappointing technology purchase. <<<
