Master Clock for your EtherREGEN

[simon_pepper]

On 11/24/2022 at 4:50 AM, Dandou said:

I will replace then the OCK-1 by a clock that has a greater number of outputs. 

There is the OCK-2 with more outputs, selectable impedance and better PSU.

 

Does this mean your OCK-1 is available for sale, as “one careful owner” rate?

[simon_pepper]

55 minutes ago, Dandou said:

It's not available yet, because I'm using it. It may be available in a month or two. 

Ok, yes, I was being cheeky, however I would be interested in that timeframe.

I only have the EtherREGEN that would take an external clock signal.

 

The EtherREGEN has already made a significant difference since I got back in November 2019, and then improved power to it, earlier this year with a Farad3 unit.

 

thanks,

Simon

[simon_pepper]

On 11/26/2022 at 6:40 PM, Exocer said:

There is one person on another forum testing out the OCK-2 vs OCK-1. If the OCK-2 ends up being substantially better, I too will have a 2nd hand mint condition OCK-1 for sale in the next few months.

Which is great, however will need a 240v version, and your profile reports you are located in the US.

[simon_pepper]

16 hours ago, Superdad said:

On 11/18/2023 at 1:20 AM, Schafheide said:

Are you aware of a (perhaps) suitable clock which has an integral LPS ??

Not for under $1,700.

Would this work? A Cybershaft 10MHz unit with intergral power supply. Same it is a fixed 110v unit.

 

https://www.ebay.ie/itm/325883729328?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=5282-175127-2357-0&ssspo=cVFD3uNmSLO&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=5mxZD8mLSWy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

[simon_pepper]

1 hour ago, Superdad said:

 

Sure, looks like a good buy. But I was speaking just of current, new products.  That's a 2019 discontinued model from Cybershaft.  I do not know anything about its built in power supply. But still, it will be about -130dBc/Hz @10Hz (and about -110dBc/Hz at 1Hz offset), so far better than either of those LHY OCK units previously discussed.

Wonder if it could be modified for 240v usage, as many transformer now are designed for 110v/240v usage.

For me, one clock output for the EtherREGEN is required, and a internal power supply in a single box unit is the ideal footprint.

 

So a sampled crystal unit in a box with a power supply which maintains the ‘better than the internal clock’ specifications as a partnering unit to the EtherREGEN, in a sub $1,000 unit price would be a great offering.

[simon_pepper]

3 hours ago, Superdad said:

 

Sure, looks like a good buy. But I was speaking just of current, new products.  That's a 2019 discontinued model from Cybershaft.  I do not know anything about its built in power supply. But still, it will be about -130dBc/Hz @10Hz (and about -110dBc/Hz at 1Hz offset), so far better than either of those LHY OCK units previously discussed.

There seems to be a unit with an integral PSU offered by Aune, which do have a declared specification chart, but probably not per unit.

 

https://www.aune-store.com/en/aune-sc1-audio-clock_110403_1212/

 

There is a cheaper one https://www.aune-store.com/en/aune-xc1-common-audio-clock_110113_1089/ but has an external power supply, probably SMPS, and no declared specification.

 

50ohm output, so would need a Cybershaft Matching adaptor https://cybershaft.shop/products/50-ohm-matching-adapter as my EtherREGEN is a standard 75Ohm version.

@Superdad any thoughts?-