My MoOde Sound Tweaks

[yaslam]

Hi Edward,

The sound quality of your Sound Tweaks is wonderful.
There is one question.
Is there any difference between your Sound Tweaks and the Sound Tweaks of following posted by mactolinux?
http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.p...55#pid4355

Hi Yaslam

They are very similar in the ram settings and over/undervoltage. Both pay attention the FIFO and priority too. With mine I include some kernel level changes which seeks to make the Linux OS perform as a 'whole' with less latency...again this is from RedHat so if a company that size with over 10k employees did the research on this and published the results I tend to believe it. I've been using these and other settings for must be more than 10years +/- with pretty good results. Glad you too and others find some improvements.

Hi Edward,

Thank you for explaining about Sound Tweaks.
I was doing PC audio for a long time at Audirvana on Mac, but recently introduced Raspberry Pi.
Therefore, I'm unfamiliar with Linux OS. It was very helpful.

So coming from Audirvana how are you liking MoOde?

I'm sure you know this DIY world can be unpredictable at times.

I wanted to change the system to network audio, so I chose Raspberry Pi. It was very easy to complete the network audio system.
I tried moOde and Volumio, but the sound quality was not satisfying compared to Audirvana.
However, when I tried Sound Tweaks of this thread, the sound quality became equivalent to Audirvana. I am very satisfied with it.
Because moOde is flexible to our request and updates frequently, I like it very much. 


Raspberry Pi: Model 3B+
HAT: Allo DigiOne
PSU: iFi Audio iPower, Allo 5V Power Supply (Apple 18W USB-C Power Adapter <- I will try sometime soon)