I think this guy maybe the founder of Lumin. They are active on Computer Audiophile forum and Audioshark
https://audiophilestyle.com/profile/24873-wklie/
https://audiophilestyle.com/profile/24873-wklie/
Lumin T2 dac gone bad? distortion "spitting" "splatty" in mids/highs
I think this guy maybe the founder of Lumin. They are active on Computer Audiophile forum and Audioshark https://audiophilestyle.com/profile/24873-wklie/ |
I own a T2....very satisfied and absolutely no issues as the OP described. Some good suggestions provided. I have interacted with Peter Lie, who is the "head" software designer for Lumin....if you post on the Roon Community forum under Lumin hardware you will get his response plus others I'm sure. Please let us know how this turns out. |
I have been talking to Peter on the Roon forum. I never had DSP on but the thing that made the difference is setting the Analog Audio Output Level to "Low" which seems to have either fixed it or masks it, but i think it's fixed from my few mins of listening. Kinda frustrating that I can't leave it at "Normal".. I feel like I should be able to use all the capabilities of the unit. |
What input on the STR do you connect the Lumin to? I imagine it’s what ddude003 mentioned, according to Lumin. Some systems (perhaps with a high-gain pre-amplifier) may be better matched using the ’Low’ setting. It uses a combination of DAC settings to lower the output level by around -4db.You’re just giving it some headroom it’s probably clipping on the transients. If you bypass the DAC in the STR you bypass ARC room correction. |