I thought that the issues of non linear DACS all vanished with oversampled blah blah blah and all DACS are in fact better than the signal they are converting.
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You could be right - any problems in the DAConversion process are said to be way beyond the threshold of hearing.
You could be wrong - any problems are intrinsic to the analogue-digital conversion, so impossible to put right. Music should, some say, stay in the analogue domain.
You choose!
Rob
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Darren
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Yeah, you need to pay 3 quid for a gold plated one
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Yes - my singing in the bath sounds like the Bryn Terfel when processed through a decent DAC... :-)
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QI all this business of buying leads. Anything that can be retailed for a quid you can get from the Pound Shop (or nip over to Maplins and pay a tenner for some fancy packaging). For some reason HDMI leads don't quite come in that category yet. Retailers are really taking the piss with their prices for accessories. I guess they've worked out that nothing can be sold for under a tenner, even a 5 amp fuse.
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Hmm. So no clock jitter then?
Andy
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why would there be?
take all that out with a shift register.