New Pro Sub Isolator Project

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I played with a bunch of cables, the difference I suspect is silver vs copper as all the copper ones acted the same and I dont have dragons with the right connector to compare to (and honestly I dont think I could mentally cost justify them, the angels were sort of the ok this is borderline overkill but …

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Dear @Dustin_Symanski,

I have two questions regarding the Pro Sub Isolator I hope you can answer:

  1. Will It be a one-size-fits-all-DACs, or will there be a different one for each MSB DAC?

  2. Related to the above, for the upcoming Sentinel DAC it was mentioned in another post that it might get a dedicated/proprietary connection to the power amplifier and I was wondering how that would then work in conjunction with the method of connecting the Pro Sub Isolator to the system that was mentioned earlier in this thread?

Kind regards,
Ron

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I don’t believe that the isolators are related to the DACs at all.

These isolators take speaker level output from the AMP, via speaker cable, and output line level signal via an XLR jack that runs to the Subwoofer.

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Final production metal locked in. We made some changes overall to closer match the Cascade DAC. More heatsink area (just in case) and better ergonomics for the speaker lugs. Production will also have smaller lugs installed, these are comically large for this application :wink:

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@Bones13 is correct! This is driven off of the amplifier outputs so DAC agnostic. That being said, any system with active subwoofers should be using this. From the Discrete to the Sentinel DAC.

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I stand corrected.
Thanks for the clarification @Daniel_Francis !

And I guess any subwoofer can be made ‘active’ with the right amplifier. :wink: