Dude,
Did you actually read what I wrote?
Free clue. At l-2m length, the gauge of the wire, especially for digital data is not a major concern.
You can go google about it and see the numbers.
And yes they do put thicker jackets on certain fibers. Its to help protect the fibers when in different environments.
You are very tiring!
Either you don’t understand simple concepts or…
Which is why I stop reading what you write and you get a big block.
People thinking they have “CAT7” cables really should not be offering any networking advice. Neither should people believing that a fiber brand makes any difference, or that I2S sounds better…
@BorisM I do not appreciate your comments, completely inappropriate and certainly not in the spirit of what this community is all about.
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Well dude, I actually do have cat 8 rated patch cables.
Oh wait, you’re an ‘audiophile’.
I’m just some guy who works in IT and has a cluster of servers in my home office.
Been doing IT for far too many years.
Apparently reading comprehension isn’t your strong suite. And from the mention of CAT7 cables, neither is IT. Must be a tough life.
For you maybe.
I guess you’re not familiar w the IEEE 802.3 standards? Or the working group that set the standard?
The Category 8 standard was developed by the ANSI/TIA-568 standards body, more specifically, the TR42.7 committee. The document that details Category 8 cabling is ANSI/TIA-568-C.2-1, and was published in November 2016 as a standard, therefore Category 8 is no longer in a draft format.
Now I said CAT 7 which was an earlier standard. CAT 8 cables will probably be the last because of limitations on speed in terms of using copper cables.
As you were saying?
Do you also want to talk about RF Interference in terms of patch panel / cord length cables and why the gauge of wire is less of an issue at these short distances?
But I bet you can hear things over 100kHz too right?
I’m just an old guy who’s hearing has dropped to between 16kHz and 17kHz on a good day.
Just look up what CAT7 standard is, then get back to us, when you manage to jam a CAT7 cable up your Rose. Or, stick to discussing speaker interconnects with the equally clueless.
Poor Schmuckel, he still thinks that it is other peoples’ posts he needs to hide so people would not see that he’s an idiot. It’s too dumb to realize that it needs to hide its own posts instead.
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Rosehan, what else do you hear about point 3, namely “We are also preparing an urgent patch for issues with the USB port that arose after the update and will promptly provide a corrected update guide”? Don’t you think you have exceeded any reasonable deadline?
This issue has already been fixed, and the updated version has been released.
If your Rose device is running Rose OS version 5.9.09, the USB port issue has already been resolved in that version.
Your communication continues to fall below acceptable standards. You now appear to assert that this specific issue has been resolved, yet no such resolution was formally communicated. You further state that a corrected update guide will be provided—presumably for the RSA720—however, that documentation remains outstanding.
Despite repeated assurances over the years that HiFi Rose is committed to improvement and values its user base, the opposite has occurred. Customer service, technical support, and both software and hardware performance have demonstrably declined, placing the brand well below industry standards.
I encourage current users, prospective owners, and the HiFi Rose team to revisit the very first post in this thread. What was true then remains true now—nothing has changed.
HiFi Rose must take immediate and material steps to correct these deficiencies. @ROSEHAN @moderators
Rosehan I think you misunderstood! It’s about the update for RSA720 not for RS130. Why are you still selling RSA720 if you haven’t solved the compatibility issues and the USB port functioning issues for a year?
We are planning to post updates about critical issues on the HiFi Rose Community soon, including progress reports and clear status updates (e.g., “in progress” or “resolved”) for better transparency.
We regret to inform you that the DAC recognition issue when connecting the RS130 and RSA720 has not yet been addressed in a new update. Our development team has confirmed that they are still actively working on resolving this problem.