Hi tobias, I must try out the Muon to get an idea myself, but first I will do some more experiments with the ferrite and I will dive in the Muon as we...

With the above theory you can see that higher values will drop the most. Lower values can't drop that much. I think a percentage of each value must be...

When we think about an 8 bit dac. Would the calculated value be the same as the measured value? I think with a perfect signal it would be, but it’s no...

Hello Pieter, Thank you for sharing this. What you describe I really recognize in what I often have heard in my situation. About the background haze ...

Thanks at least for trying. It really is appreciated. If we can understand what happens I'm sure we can make another step.

It took me a very long time to figure it out, but the sound of my system is really good nowadays and I dare to say that it is on a level which is not ...

Yes for sure 100%. But what is the reference of the time that's needed to hear what we hear in our listening room. I mean when we listen to concerts m...

Of course 🙂 Keep in mind it's still just a theory I came up with this theorie, because logically data bits that are not shaped well will limit high...

I think that's a great illustration. I do that as well, writing it down and getting a better understanding my self 🙂 Hans for sure has far more kno...

In addition to the above. About driving a crystal of the receiving switch or device. Every ethernet device has a galvanic isolator transformer on each...

I figured 🙂 The more we know the more it seems we can't understand. Speaking of myself of course. I've been discussing ethernet for over a decade n...

With the sinewave I meant the data waveform. In fact it's not a sine wave. (see reply 197275 and 197277) On this waveform you can see another tiny wav...

Yes they do. The trick is that you actually build an inductor. The more windings you create with the ethernet cable around the ferrite in the same dir...

Goodmorning Tobias, Yes indeed I'm pretty dialed into this subject. Actually the ethernet was the very last thing that I suspected to be the cause. Th...

So there seems to be more proof for point 2. A too stable and clean ethernet signal will make the sound quality decrease as well. I have removed 4 Fe...