Sumflow, I agree wiht you 100%. I think the reason for the encoder type volume ocntrols is that they are easy and cheap to implement with a remote control. An other option is a motorized pot, which when used directly without the remote, is a direct position correlates with volume knob. When used with the remote, there is a button for up and a button for down, at whatever speed the motor feels like turning. They can overshoot due to momentum. I suppose the perfect solution would have a knob on the remote and a motor on the preamp that slved the 2 together. You would then need a motor on the remote to move its knob if you turned the knob on the preamp. This would be very difficult to implement. I hate detents too.
DAC with a Balance Control - Does on exist?
Are you aware of a DAC that has a balance control?
My stereo does not use a preamp. The music travels from my hard drive via Ethernet to my DAC to my Amps. My DAC (Benchmark DAC1) has a volume control. The only other control I would like is a balance control. I would prefer not to buy a preamp to get that.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
Henry
My other gear: two Classé CA-M400 amps, two B&W 800D speakers
Henry
My other gear: two Classé CA-M400 amps, two B&W 800D speakers
My stereo does not use a preamp. The music travels from my hard drive via Ethernet to my DAC to my Amps. My DAC (Benchmark DAC1) has a volume control. The only other control I would like is a balance control. I would prefer not to buy a preamp to get that.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
Henry
My other gear: two Classé CA-M400 amps, two B&W 800D speakers
Henry
My other gear: two Classé CA-M400 amps, two B&W 800D speakers
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