I have a Denon avr1909, denon dvd1740 and dacmagic installed in the bedroom, where I have 2 electrical adjustable beds too.
Since I also use the dvd1740 to listen to cd's, I added a dacmagic a while ago, and then the strange issue started.
I used a Chord Codac Silver Plus to connect the dac to the dvdplayer, and Chord Cobra3 to connect the dac to the receiver.
When I want to raise or lower the leg or back section of a bed when playing a cd, the music stops for a split seconde. That same issue happens when using a Wireworld chroma 5 coax cable too, so it's not a deffective Codac. And that problem only occurs when listening to a cd. Dvdplayback is no problem at all (and the signal also passes the dacmagic).
But the strangest thing is: I didn't have that problem before I added the dacmagic. When I first bought the dvdplayer and receiver, I just used that wireworld coax cable to connect them. Changing the possition of a bed never interrupted musicplayback back then.
Now I have the dvdplayer connected to the dac with the cheapest optical cable, and there is no issue anymore.
So my question now is: is the dacmagic that sensitive to electrical noise/pulses? And why only when listening to cd's and only when using a digital coax cable?
Since I also use the dvd1740 to listen to cd's, I added a dacmagic a while ago, and then the strange issue started.
I used a Chord Codac Silver Plus to connect the dac to the dvdplayer, and Chord Cobra3 to connect the dac to the receiver.
When I want to raise or lower the leg or back section of a bed when playing a cd, the music stops for a split seconde. That same issue happens when using a Wireworld chroma 5 coax cable too, so it's not a deffective Codac. And that problem only occurs when listening to a cd. Dvdplayback is no problem at all (and the signal also passes the dacmagic).
But the strangest thing is: I didn't have that problem before I added the dacmagic. When I first bought the dvdplayer and receiver, I just used that wireworld coax cable to connect them. Changing the possition of a bed never interrupted musicplayback back then.
Now I have the dvdplayer connected to the dac with the cheapest optical cable, and there is no issue anymore.
So my question now is: is the dacmagic that sensitive to electrical noise/pulses? And why only when listening to cd's and only when using a digital coax cable?