Wadia iTransport problem

The iPod does have a "clicking" option, which can be heard with either my head phones or through my speakers when used with the iTransport.

While it doesn't bother me with my headphones, it does when used in my system. I went into the setting of my iPod and turned the option off.

Hi Brianmgrarcom,
I search the ipod settings and cannot find the "clicking" option. Pls advise how to set the "clicking" option off.

Hi Eric,

Go to "Settings", it is on the first Menu. Then scroll down until you get to, "Clicker", and set it to "off".

I am using a 160g Classic, I suppose your model lacks the ability to turn this on and off; I don't know enough about each model.

Brian

Hi Brian,
The IPod Touch settings has no "clicker" option. I'll borrow an IPod Classic for a trial.

I found that the clicking sound is coming from the DAC. I tried to connect the iTransport to both DACs and both of them have the clicking sound.

I turned off the preamp and power amp. I pressed the remote button and found that the clicking sound is coming from the DAC. I then disconnect the digital cable such that the DAC (with the DAC on) and the iTransport is not connected. I pressed the remote button, no clicking sound. I reconnected the digital cable, the clicking exist. The clicking sound is similar to switching a solid state relay on and off. It looks like the iTransport transmits a signal which triggers some of the solid state relay inside the DAC on and off.

I then connected the DAC to a DVD player and then press the “Play “ and “Stop” buttons of the DVD remote control and no clicking sound were heard.

All the above testing were carried out with the preamp and power amp off.