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Offers important warnings regarding USB cable length limits and quality for optimal performance.
Explains the four digital input methods: S/PDIF, AES/EBU, USB, and I2S.
Details how to connect multiple inputs and select the desired source on the NuWave DSD.
Stresses the importance of a high-quality shielded power cable for DAC performance and low noise.
Clarifies the need for a USB driver on Windows machines and its availability on the PS Audio website.
Warns against using the unit with incorrect voltages to prevent warranty voidance and damage.
Guides users through checking audio signal, preamp input, and digital source connections for no sound issues.
Advises verifying the correct digital input is selected and the PCM light is illuminated.
Suggests testing with a known good source or different cable types to diagnose connection problems.
Provides steps for diagnosing USB connection issues and installing the necessary Windows driver.
Offers detailed instructions for installing the PS Audio USB Audio 2.0 driver on Windows computers.
Explains potential causes of hum/buzz like ground loops or dimmers and initial troubleshooting steps.
Details a systematic method for isolating the source of hum or buzz within the audio system.
Suggests using cheater plugs to break ground loops and systematically identify the offending component.
Defines what the limited warranty covers, specifically defects in material and workmanship.