BDP-2 Digital Player

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1640 on: 11 Oct 2016, 04:11 pm »
Hi Chris,
I emailed you on this last week - I received my BDP-2 back from Bryston's repair.  The Error 9 issue is resolved.  However, the "pop" between DSD tracks is back, something that you resolved for me by updating through service mode a few months ago.  My BDP-2 is in service mode as I leave for work - is there any chance you can take a look and update as needed?
Thanks so much!
David

Hi David

Chris is off sick but should be back soon.  This is with a BDA3 DAC?

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1641 on: 11 Oct 2016, 04:19 pm »
James - yes, BDA-3.
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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1642 on: 12 Oct 2016, 04:04 pm »
5.6Mhz DSD

Will the BDP-2 and BDA-3 combo play back 5.6Mhz DSD.  I recently order Bill Evans "Some Other Time" from HDTracks, but the contents of the file will not show up in Manic Moose when loaded onto the internal hard drive of the BDP-2

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1643 on: 12 Oct 2016, 04:57 pm »
5.6Mhz DSD

Will the BDP-2 and BDA-3 combo play back 5.6Mhz DSD.  I recently order Bill Evans "Some Other Time" from HDTracks, but the contents of the file will not show up in Manic Moose when loaded onto the internal hard drive of the BDP-2

David

Hi David

The BDP-2 will play DSD 64 and DSD 128. 

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1644 on: 12 Oct 2016, 08:11 pm »
Just to double-check - DSD 64=2.8224Mhz and DSD 128=5.6448Mhz.  If this is the case, I should be able to playback the Bill Evans 5.6Mhrz file, correct?  However, whenever I install the file it (thumb drive or internal hd), only the folder shows, no files - but the files (individual tracks) do show on my computer.  Help?

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1645 on: 13 Oct 2016, 03:36 pm »
Just to double-check - DSD 64=2.8224Mhz and DSD 128=5.6448Mhz.  If this is the case, I should be able to playback the Bill Evans 5.6Mhrz file, correct?  However, whenever I install the file it (thumb drive or internal hd), only the folder shows, no files - but the files (individual tracks) do show on my computer.  Help?

Which version of mpd do you have selected under mpd settings?  You'll need to select mpd 0.19.

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1646 on: 14 Oct 2016, 05:24 pm »
Chris,
Thanks - that is all it took.  DSD 5.6 sounds AMAZING!
David

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1647 on: 19 Oct 2016, 07:07 pm »
I have a question about my BDP-2. When I opened the BDP for mounting a SSD drive, I noticed that there are 2 fuses installed. Could you explain why 2 fuses and do they have a different function?
Greetings, Gerard

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1648 on: 19 Oct 2016, 09:59 pm »
I have a question about my BDP-2. When I opened the BDP for mounting a SSD drive, I noticed that there are 2 fuses installed. Could you explain why 2 fuses and do they have a different function?
Greetings, Gerard

One protects the standby power supply and the second protects the linear supply

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1649 on: 19 Oct 2016, 11:23 pm »
One protects the standby power supply and the second protects the linear supply
OK thanks, when seen from the front, which one is for the linear supply?

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1650 on: 27 Oct 2016, 11:49 pm »
OK thanks, when seen from the front, which one is for the linear supply?

I ask this because I am currently trying different Audio-grade fuses in the BDP-2 (and BDA-2). But I have only one fuse of each type. Which one of the fuses in the BDP-2 is most relevant while playing music, F1 or F2?
By the way, the fuses with so-called Quantum Chips, like Hifi-tunes Supreme, really dramatically do mask details in the music... definitely not a good match for BDP-2! Preliminary results indicate that the Furutech fuses (without Quantum Chips!) are better in that respect!

Hope someone from Bryston can answer my question!
Regards, Gerard

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1651 on: 28 Oct 2016, 12:08 am »

Hi,
I believe that is a personal choice that you as a listener Nee to try and see what sounds best with your system.

Many variables, which makes it fun.

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« Reply #1652 on: 28 Oct 2016, 10:50 am »
Expectation bias should kick in with a vengeance, about now.   :eyebrows: :shake: :sleep:

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1653 on: 28 Oct 2016, 02:53 pm »
Of course.

But like any placebo, the experience itself is real.  If you experience an improvement and it is worth the money you spent, enjoy.

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1654 on: 31 Oct 2016, 11:39 am »
Ok, Bryston may be far ahead of me, but how cool is this...!
Thanks to Mafico I'm testing this setup in direct comparison at home.

BDA1+BDP1+Lg fake BOT1 versus BDA2+BDP2+BOT1 (the real one..)




 

Thank you Bryston/Mafico !

Cheers Marius

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1655 on: 31 Oct 2016, 11:42 am »
Ok, Bryston may be far ahead of me, but how cool is this...!
Thanks to Mafico I'm testing this setup in direct comparison at home.

BDA1+BDP1+Lg fake BOT1 versus BDA2+BDP2+BOT1 (the real one..)

Thank you Bryston/Mafico !

Cheers Marius

WOW - neat - should be very interesting.

james

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1656 on: 31 Oct 2016, 04:28 pm »
Ok, Bryston may be far ahead of me, but how cool is this...!
Thanks to Mafico I'm testing this setup in direct comparison at home.

BDA1+BDP1+Lg fake BOT1 versus BDA2+BDP2+BOT1 (the real one..)




 

Thank you Bryston/Mafico !

Cheers Marius


Looks very nice! Throw in the BHA-1 experience as well in the bag. I'd love to hear back.

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1657 on: 31 Oct 2016, 04:38 pm »
I've seen people mention changing fuses recently for the BHA-1 as well. I didn't know fuse rolling was a thing. I'm so confused.

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Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1658 on: 1 Nov 2016, 01:10 pm »
^ I just put on blinders and enjoy the musik.  8)

Gerard

Re: BDP-2 Digital Player
« Reply #1659 on: 4 Nov 2016, 10:58 pm »
I'm also finished with the application of esoteric fuses in my BDP-2 and BDA-2. They have a influence on the sound for sure but, when you have an allready well tuned audio system, the changes are not necessarily an improvement. In my system it is not an overall improvement, so I leave the original standard fuses in place!
But i am a little disappointed that the Bryston guys apparently refuse to answer my question about the two fuse in the BDP-2....