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    Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Hi Marc

    When using a USB DAC, audio is set to FIXED automatically and can only be FIXED output. Your volume slider should be disabled and all volume control will happen at or beyond the DAC in the Audio Chain. Please see; https://support1.bluesound.com/hc/en-us/articles/4417440985879 for more details.

  • Marc Polley

    Thanks for such a swift reply. This doesn’t make sense to me. I am plugged in via usb from the node to my CEN.GRAND dac. However I can control the volume from the node - volume up and down. It’s not fixed. I had if fixed by selecting it when using coaxial. Is there somewhere I can send a video?

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  • Marc Polley

    Interesting- I’ve not heard of that. It’s this one. https://www.willowtreeaudio.co.uk/cengranddsdac1-0

    So does that mean I can run via usb with fixed volume?
    What are the performance differences between usb, coax bnc, and optical?
    Thanks

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  • Marc Polley

    Thanks.
    Sorry I was supposed to ask
    If the dac is ddc it can’t fun fixed volume via usb

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  • Marc Polley

    Thanks

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  • Marc Polley

    I was just playing it with the dac on and off. When off it defaults to fixed and when on it turns back to volume controlled.

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  • Tony W.
    Product Support Manager

    Hi Marc

    Seppi's observation is correct, if the volume slider is still active after connecting a USB DAC, then the DAC is not a true DAC but performing some sort of DDC format conversion or upsampling. Please continue to work with your third-party DAC manufacturer to resolve this issue.

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