What do you eat for breakfast? Your sense of humor is off the charts 🤣
Has anyone used the new Innuos 2.0 Sense music app? Compared it to Roon?
Anyone know if Innuos Sense has a similar setting? I can’t seem to find it.
Showing 6 responses by lalitk
Interesting feedback from Innuos users. I am not here to poop on Roon but in reading forums, the general consensus is to turn off any DSP settings that tempers or tweaking the incoming data. The 1.8 version appears to have taken a step back in SQ contrary to what Roon’s claim of highest quality sound. “For those who hear a deterioration in SQ with 1.8 - consider changing to a topology that separates the Output from the Core. Any change in SQ between versions of Roon is probably due to the computing load on the Core. Using a network device such as a Roon Ready endpoint or a network adaptor running Roon Bridge will provide some isolation from the Core.” Being new to Roon so I am still comparing Roon Core with my trusty aurender which has a simple but fabulous iOS app. Roon was a $3K option for me so the comparison is being made with a $3500 ACS100. For kicks, I am also bringing in W20SE before I settle with my choice of player. PS: A wise person once told me to never tell a room full of audiophiles what sounds best 😉 |
“Trouble with that is that the more powerful the processor the higher the noise level…” Exactly! One of the reasons why I prefer Aurender’s Conductor app over ROON. And some folks wonder why Aurender is not supporting ROON :-) |
It is my belief that no one product based on its implementation and execution is designed for everyone. Regardless of what path we have chosen, the single most important thing in our selection is to access what we like in an audio product. Some audiophiles love to get their hands dirty and don’t mind if there’s an interruption in music playback while they figure out what’s wrong..LOL! Other audiophiles want nothing to do with such troubleshooting and configuration. We are blessed to be living in times where we get to enjoy access to infinite selection of music and gear, just pick your poison and be merry. |