If memory serves me correctly, the Muse 2+ had a proprietary I-2-S connection, very similar to the Sonic Frontiers I-Squared-S-enhanced interface in their Iris 3 transport and Processor 3, but not exactly the same. The I-2-S that Camelot used was a round 6 pin and the Alchemy and Perpetual Tech units used a mini-din 5 pin. As mentioned in a previous post, I think your best bet would be to look for a matching Muse transport. Again, if my memory is correct, it was the Model 5. I think a few of their DVD players had this I-2-S interface also.
Anti-jitter device with I2S output?
Hi all,
I'm running a Muse 2+ DAC, which sounds dandy through the coax input, but this model also has I2S input and I've heard that this takes the DAC to a whole other level. I seem to recall seeing somewhere an anti-jitter device that could output a I2S signal from coax, toslink etc. Anybody know of such a thing? I suppose there might be options from Apogee, Camelot, Theta, Monarchy etc. Let me know if you have any experience to share.
Thanks,
Jeff
I'm running a Muse 2+ DAC, which sounds dandy through the coax input, but this model also has I2S input and I've heard that this takes the DAC to a whole other level. I seem to recall seeing somewhere an anti-jitter device that could output a I2S signal from coax, toslink etc. Anybody know of such a thing? I suppose there might be options from Apogee, Camelot, Theta, Monarchy etc. Let me know if you have any experience to share.
Thanks,
Jeff
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