There is some jitter embedded into the source recordings. This was an
issue when CD first started. These days, (generally) we can ignore
jitter in the recording. Anyway we can't do anything about it.
Jitter in the replay chain is possible from a wide variety of
sources/causes. Transport, cable
Thanks Chinanico.
Been doing some more research on audio Jitter verses because it appears
the syntax in this discussion is different than the context in which I
understand the term. In my world, Jitter refers to more of a
timing/latency issue, normally created by clocking issues or within the
I did say my knowledge of clocking in audio signals was weak so thanks
for the links. Sonet, more my thing although its an older technology
but we still use it for some of our transport rings.
However, demonstrating 'how' an effect can be made still does not prove
that the measurement of the
Murph;239482 Wrote:
Chinaniko, I'm sorry my comments weren't of the opinion you were looking
for. I thought you might appreciate an alternative view since the topic
is one that is hottly contested over many web boards.
Murph, don't be sorry, you have expressed your opinions, and I shall
say
My current (source) set-up: SB3 (wireless), with/without inguz room
correction, a cheap toslink to an external DAC (Audiomat Maestro).
All in WAV. The sound is not as good (to my liking, ie musical,
detailed, etc...) as with my CEC TL51X transport (Taralabs air 110
digital AES cable), and I
You missed one.
7 - spend 500 USD on new music and listen to it for hours and hours...
Ceejay
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Chinanico,
I would invite a friend round and do a little blind test.
Your impressions might alter when you don't know which is playing. It
is possible the differences will become surprisingly subtle (or even
that your preference will reverse). This might achieve what you want
for no money.
If you already believe bits are bits, as I do (some will argue) then you
have already answered your own question. None of those options will
help except in a placebo manner.
Some will argue but my view is..
I doubt your power supply is causing an issue because you are, as you
say, transferring
Murph wrote:
If you already believe bits are bits, as I do (some will argue) then you
have already answered your own question. None of those options will
help except in a placebo manner.
Some will argue but my view is..
I doubt your power supply is causing an issue because you are, as
The Altmann gear is not snake oil - try it and see.
I'd personally stick an Altmann UPCI in first (rather than the Jisco)
as that will inject a new clock right at the DAC input (ie after the
cable). I use the Jisco followed by the UPCI but that's over your
budget.
First and foremost, with $500
Murph;239195 Wrote:
If you already believe bits are bits...
As a matter of fact I do believe that bits are bits... only in our
heads. I mean 0 and 1 are abstract representations, they don't exist as
such. The digital information is basically carried by an analogue signal
that codes it, so it
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