There are a couple of threads here, and many elsewhere, regarding re-clocking - specifically, the Empirical Audio Pace-Car. My question has to do with an external DAC and the role it plays with reducing jitter. If you have a good DAC with very low jitter measurements, doesnt it already do some correcting/or eliminating of jitter fed to it by the transport (i.e.: SB Duet receiver)? I assume a re-clocker is installed before the DAC? Is the theory (reality whatever) that re-clocking the signal greatly reduces the jitter, even more than a good DAC? I see by the articles that Ive read that the Pace-Car was being utilized in conjunction with an external DAC, fed by SB ??
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