Sonore microRendu

[R1200CL]

1 hour ago, Theobetley said:

Anybody know the promised 'turn around' time?

 

I think it depends on shipping choosen ?

As I understand the boards is in house. 

[vortecjr]

3 hours ago, Paddlefoot said:

I ordered my new 1.4 board and shipped my MicroRendu to  them today. thanks for the update  guys.

You are welcome. 

[vortecjr]

1 hour ago, Theobetley said:

Anybody know the promised 'turn around' time?

Variable:)

[vortecjr]

31 minutes ago, R1200CL said:

 

I think it depends on shipping choosen ?

As I understand the boards is in house. 

Dare I add some silly things to this list:)

[rickca]

6 minutes ago, vortecjr said:

Dare I add some silly things to this list:)

I live less than 50 miles away from Sonore, so mine will take the longest.

[vortecjr]

35 minutes ago, rickca said:

I live less than 50 miles away from Sonore, so mine will take the longest.

haha. Send me an email...

[John A]

Jesus do we know how long the upgrade from 1.3 to 1.4 will take once you receive the returned unit?  Are we talking days or weeks? 

[vortecjr]

2 hours ago, John A said:

Jesus do we know how long the upgrade from 1.3 to 1.4 will take once you receive the returned unit?  Are we talking days or weeks? 

I'm not making any predictions....to many variables.

[John A]

My reply got deleted?  Unreal.  

[The Computer Audiophile]

29 minutes ago, John A said:

My reply got deleted?  Unreal.  

 

Perhaps your wording came across a little jerk-ish. Unintentional of course. 

[John A]

No, it was intentionally jerk-ish.  

[vortecjr]

We are going to turn them around as quickly as possible. We are going to run two updates on the processor and swap out the main board and test the assembly. Sonicorbiter 2.5 will be installed for those people that opted for it. There are a lot of units coming in, but our team is trained and ready.  

[John A]

Thanks for the explanation.  Looking forward to getting mine back.  

[vortecjr]

I tempted to hold yours in time out...intentionally of course:)

[Paddlefoot]

2 minutes ago, vortecjr said:

I tempted to hold yours in time out...intentionally of course:)

 

lol, i needed that this morning!

[John A]

18 minutes ago, vortecjr said:

I tempted to hold yours in time out...intentionally of course:)

I deserved that.  

[jaaptina]

FYI: Today after updating my microRendu it wouldn't start playing. I tried several things:

Power off/on microRendu (usually that helps after an upgrade)

Power off/on Amplifier with dac (usually that helps after an upgrade)

Power down using the browser GUI

I have only DLNA renderer running so I restarted MPD

I hid "save changes" in the DNLA Settings (browser GUI)

Installed Shareport so I could use the App Switcher

Powered everything of and on again (several times in the proces)

Nothing worked. I could connect to microRendu with the browser GUI but it would not show up in Bubbleupnp. 

 

I finaly solved the problem by going to the settings menu in the browser GUI and ...

 

DLNA settings (browser GUI) check and uncheck "Enable direct DSD" and hid save.

 

Directly microRendu showed in Bubbleupnp.

 

I really got scarred I would have to play CD's for a while :-)

 

 

 

[Bruce Orr]

Jesus - my microRendu should be arriving tomorrow. I'm jazzed!  Does it have remote RF capability, or a port available for that OR do you recommend it just stay on all the time? Mine will be behind cabinet doors. 

 

thanks,

[rlow]

17 minutes ago, Bruce Orr said:

Jesus - my microRendu should be arriving tomorrow. I'm jazzed!  Does it have remote RF capability, or a port available for that OR do you recommend it just stay on all the time? Mine will be behind cabinet doors. 

 

thanks,

 

Man, this thing doesn't even have an on/off switch, let alone anything RF!

 

I've kept mine on 24/7 for many months - no issues. Just make sure it has breathing room and doesn't overheat due to hot air build up in the cabinet (it can get pretty warm on its own).

[Bruce Orr]

OK. thanks

 

[rlow]

No prob. If you want to turn it off when not in use, you could plug the power supply into an outlet (or surge suppressor with on/off switch) that's accessible for you. However be aware that the device takes a minute or two to boot up, and sometimes a bit longer if you're running other apps/servers on the device (I run BubbleUPNP server, and I find that can take a few mins to show up on my network after a reboot).

[Bruce Orr]

Thank you

[jaaptina]

Mine is in a cabinet too. Together with the amp and other stuff. My cabinet is as large as a door. The microRendu gets warm but not hot. Same with iFi power as with LPS-1. I have made sure there is some airflow up my cabinet. But not a lot. 

[Bruce Orr]

thanks. I'll be using the LPS-1 with it.  Great. Thanks a lot.

[vortecjr]

3 hours ago, jaaptina said:

FYI: Today after updating my microRendu it wouldn't start playing. I tried several things:

Power off/on microRendu (usually that helps after an upgrade)

Power off/on Amplifier with dac (usually that helps after an upgrade)

Power down using the browser GUI

I have only DLNA renderer running so I restarted MPD

I hid "save changes" in the DNLA Settings (browser GUI)

Installed Shareport so I could use the App Switcher

Powered everything of and on again (several times in the proces)

Nothing worked. I could connect to microRendu with the browser GUI but it would not show up in Bubbleupnp. 

 

I finaly solved the problem by going to the settings menu in the browser GUI and ...

 

DLNA settings (browser GUI) check and uncheck "Enable direct DSD" and hid save.

 

Directly microRendu showed in Bubbleupnp.

 

I really got scarred I would have to play CD's for a while :-)

 

 

 

Sounds like you have it all under control.