Weiss DAC 501 Mark 1 Ethernet Verizon issue


Anyone out there have the Weiss DAC 501 Mk 1? I’m having trouble getting Quobuz or JPLAY to Recognize the Weiss DAC. Anyone out there have the same issues? I think it may be a Verizon issue as I have my Ethernet cable coming out of a Verizon extender into the Weiss DAC….

2andy

@2andy 

a glass of nice pinot or cab usually makes the music sound nicer too!!!

@tuberist 

i did the upgrade to the weiss mainly to ’future proof’ the unit... i sent it to tmr in colorado and they had it back to me in about 10 days ... in my conversations with daniel w prior to this he did not lead me to believe it would be a night and day uptick sonically -- but i have been such a fan of the unit, its wonderful sound, how its bass management feature is so easy and so useful, the small form factor... i thought what the heck let’s just do it

if one is on a tighter budget, the upgrade can be skipped, there shouldn’t be a great deal of ’fomo’ here

 

I have a Weiss DAC501-MK2. I use it exclusively as a Roon endpoint with Qobuz. I have also tried Audirvana with Qobuz via the UPnP endpoint on the Weiss DAC. It has all worked flawlessly, although I gave up on Audirvana for the really poor user interface/experience vs. what I get with Roon.

In any case, I have no ethernet connectivity issues. I use AT&T gigabit fiber service.

JJ thanks again. Daniel Weiss recommended JPlay as a Roon alternative using UPnP. I thought it sounded a little more transparent and spatial than Roon and, I got to eliminate the server box. Roon is also pretty great. 

Guys I was able to get the Weiss 501 DAC connected into my network but can’t get JPLAY to connect to the DAC. If I wanted to switch to Roon what are the mechanisms to do that? I can’t just D/L Roon to my IPad and use it thru that like my Quobuz app right? Daniel Weiss said he’s working on a way to connect the DAC to Quobuz directly but that’s not ready yet. if I have BluOS Node 2 I streamer can I use that in conjunction with Roon? Why is this so friggin hard? 

You need to install Roon on a regular computer (macOS or Windows). Once you have it running there, you can install Roon Remote on your iPad and control it from there. After you enable the DAC501 as a Roon endpoint and connect uour Qobuz account in Roon settings, it’s easy to stream Qobuz using the Roon Remote iPad app.