Eric Seaberg;201171 Wrote: > If you follow the link I posted in my original reply, you will find an > answer to your question. >
I did read that blurb, but it didn't mention the manufacturer/model of the DAC, only its specs, which are very like many DACs: "The digital audio input accepts a S/P-DIF digital audio signal having word length 16 to 24 bits. The DA converter inside the 2029A is a professional quality four times oversampling 20-bit delta-sigma converter, with high resilience to clock jitter and excellent linearity. The loudspeaker automatically detects the input sample rate, word length and pre-emphasis, and adjusts all settings to reproduce in the right format, supporting also varispeed operation for television and film industry." Eric Seaberg Wrote: > > We have over $40,000 in Genelec monitors throughout our production > facilities, 3-pair having digital inputs (S30-D). The 2029A are > personals in my master-bedroom using the digital input. Although it doesn't take many of those Genelecs to get to $40K, your studio sounds impressive. And if you're using the 2029's in your bedroom, it must be pretty successful as well :). Based on the specs, I'm guessing that they might benefit from some bottom reinforcement. I wish they weren't S-P/DIF only, but I'll think a bit about them (Genelec's new 8240A/8250A models with more flexible digital inputs seem VERY nice, but it would be a choice between them vs. a trip to Europe). -- Balthazar_B ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Balthazar_B's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7366 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=35140 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
