Does anyone have a digital system that is as involving as their analogue front end?

@audphile1

I remember when you sent that and I looked at it. I thought it was just way over my head. I had no idea how I would find a way to change DNS, or what it was. So, I put it aside thinking I'd try simpler ways of fixing it first. But I guess I must try it. Could you send me that link again. It's way up in our chain and I'm not sure I'd be able to find it. Also, if you have anything you could explain to make it simpler. Thank you. 

What mesh router are you using? If you prompt AI it will give you the instructions. Just be as detailed as possible to list your router and mesh. 

@audphile1 

I am bypassing the mesh and going directly into the ATT fiber hub. 

My main is SS targeting engagement, neutrality, and low noise floor.

2 other DAC companies I find interesting and tempting:

• Lampizator - tubes with sound described as holographic. TOL competes with the best DACs. Maybe try a Baltic someday.
• Lejonklou HiFi - opposite of ASR measurements, the designer deeply obsessively listens ALL components when designing components. Stereophile Alex Halberstadt is a die hard tube guy who greatly dislikes the sound of SS and greatly dislikes lossy audio files “And lossy, sub-CD-resolution files are to be avoided like a case of shingles.” He was gobsmacked on how great and involving Kalla+Spotify sounded. Also just recently, AH tested an assortment of Lejonklou components in an audio chain (integrate, streamer-DAC, phono) and it was maybe the first SS that he liked. 

@audio-b-dog I’m afraid you’d need to use your mesh to change DNS settings. It doesn’t seem possible to do it in the AT&T router. Unless the info I read when I googled it is incorrect.