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re: X32 DiscussionUsing the X32 for real for the first time this week-end, I was slightly surprised that it popped the outputs when I turned it off and when I changed the sample-rate. I would have guessed that things like this would have been a thing of the past, and that modern d/a circuits can be set to do soft power ups and shut-downs. Is this something that can be remedied in firmware or would it have to take a hardware modification to have soft start/stop?I realize that you are supposed to turn your amps and speakers down before doing silly things like powering up/down and performing resets, but it gets a bit complicated when you have lots of stuff connected. Is there a way to accomodate us lazy b.......???
re: X32 Discussion
Using the X32 for real for the first time this week-end, I was slightly surprised that it popped the outputs when I turned it off and when I changed the sample-rate. I would have guessed that things like this would have been a thing of the past, and that modern d/a circuits can be set to do soft power ups and shut-downs. Is this something that can be remedied in firmware or would it have to take a hardware modification to have soft start/stop?
I realize that you are supposed to turn your amps and speakers down before doing silly things like powering up/down and performing resets, but it gets a bit complicated when you have lots of stuff connected. Is there a way to accomodate us lazy b.......???
