I have an Innuous Zenith 3 and PS Audio Directstream dac. Occasionally, they stop speaking to each other or stop making music for some reason . I begin by powering off the Innuous, waiting a few minutes and powering it back on, as has been suggested. If that doesn't restore the music, I do the same with my dac. I check all cable connections. I've found that one of my usb cables isn't very tight and can come lose. I check the inputs on my preamp and dac to make sure they're set properly. Sometimes the problem is just a stupid mistake like forgetting to turn on my power amp. My Innuous is connected to an Orbi wifi mesh router. If the other steps haven't worked, I power cycle that. If all else fails, I contact Nuno at Innuous (support@innuous.freshdesk.com). He's very helpful. I hate it when my system is down but so far, by trying each of these things in order, I've been able to resolve the problem. Good luck.
Berkeley CA audiophile is desperate need of help
Hello. My digital system has crashed for the second time
in 6 months. I have been in touch with my DAC
and server companies. What I really need to do
is connect my Innuous server to another DAC or another
DAC to my server. I contacted 2 local brick and morter
shops in the hopes that I could bring in my server to rule our
a problem with it. An Innuous dealer said no. Is there any
one near by who could give me a hand. Might I come to you
with my DAC and hook it up, or might you come to me
with server and or DAC? I am happy to compensate
for one's time. I am a 'senior ' female with much
positive reviews here and on the other website.
Did I say that I was Desperate with a capital D?
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@bander Hi, I’d first check your DAC is working by plugging a computer into it. I understand you’re using the USB input of the DAC. If that works you’ve probably got a "handshake" problem with the server. Do a factory reset if possible and then connect to the DAC before you start the DAC up. Also ensure your server updates are current.
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You might find it valuable to join your local audio lover's group, the San Francisco Audiophile Society. I preferred the original name (Bay Area...) and the group's membership is even broader than that. They have a forum where you could make this request, and hopefully find some local help. More than that, there are meetings & guest presentations (Zoom for now), even the occasional sysHop to hear others' systems (alas, also rare in these times). |
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