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发表于 2025-10-12 16:37:22
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出于好奇,我做了一点research. Alpha Audio的测试烧友一般认可的,这是他们的分析:https://www.alpha-audio.net/back ... network-switches/2/
“Now we should mention one thing: the grounding of the switch does a lot (some advice: ground the casing of this switch. That opens up the stereo image a lot more!). However, the clock is subtly audible.
If we then connect the Sbooster power supply to it, the picture is complete (with the LHY power supply it is even a touch better, by the way). We hear more calmness, more body and above all: a larger stereo image.
Conclusion
Does a clock do anything to the sound? Yes… but it is very subtle. And we estimate that it is not so much due to the more stable clock, but to the interaction of clock with power supply and perhaps the grounding of the whole thing. Now unfortunately we don’t have four or five external clocks lying around to test it. But perhaps that will come in part two…? Let us know in the comments if you find it interesting.
What we heard in this short test is that it affects the transients: it all flows a bit more. Those feel a little more natural. And the overall sound is a little lighter. It’s very subtle – power supply and grounding do more – but it can be a dot on the ‘i’.” |
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