How was the 48Khz file created? - was it an upsample from a CD?
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Isn't the Shek on of those NOS type TDA1543 based dacs?
In that case it is probably 16 bit 44.1kHz only.
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david68;214288 Wrote:
Thanks. Yes it is a NOS TDA1543 model. So that means it will only be
capable of 44.1khz then?
That's how it looks, from their website:
Input sampling frequency: 44.1kHz
http://www.sigtone.net/shekd1.html
However the Shek D2 seems to be more capable:
Input sampling
The file was something that I downloaded, out of interest, from Linn
Records - one of their 96khz 'Studio Master' tracks. I converted to
both 44.1 and 48khz using dbpoweramp.
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Veggen;214280 Wrote:
Isn't the Shek on of those NOS type TDA1543 based dacs?
In that case it is probably 16 bit 44.1kHz only.Thanks. Yes it is a NOS
TDA1543 model. So that means it will only be
capable of 44.1khz then?
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